URL to Text
Turn a URL into something a person can read.
Reverse text by character, word or line, or flip it upside down.
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The Text Reverser reverses text in the specific way you mean — by character, by word order, by letters within each word, by line order or mirrored per line — and can also flip text upside down using rotated Unicode look-alikes.
Reversing text is used for several unrelated things, and reverse means something different in each of them. This tool keeps them apart instead of guessing.
Reverse characters turns the whole block back to front. Reverse word order keeps the words intact and flips their order in the line. Reverse each word leaves the words where they are and turns their letters around. Reverse line order flips a list top to bottom, and mirror each line reverses the characters within every line while keeping the lines in place.
Upside down is the one people usually mean by flipped text. Every letter is mapped to a rotated Unicode look-alike and the whole thing is turned around, so it reads as though the screen has been spun 180 degrees. It is plain Unicode text, so it pastes into a social bio or a chat message like any other characters. Multi-byte characters such as emoji and accented letters survive a reversal intact rather than shattering into fragments.
Characters, word order, letters within each word, line order and mirrored lines are kept separate rather than guessed at.
Every letter is mapped to a rotated Unicode look-alike and the whole string is turned around, so it reads as though the screen has been spun 180 degrees.
The output is plain Unicode, so it drops into a social bio or a chat message like any other text.
Multi-byte characters are reversed intact instead of shattering into fragments.
The reversed version appears as you type, with one-click copy.
Anything from a single word to a full document goes in the top box.
Choose characters, word order, each word, line order, mirror or upside down.
The output updates as you type. One click copies it to your clipboard.
Yes. The flipped characters are ordinary Unicode letters, not an image or a font, so they paste anywhere text is accepted. A few apps and older devices show a box for the rarer characters if their font is missing them.
Reversing characters treats the whole text as one string, so the last line ends up first. Mirroring reverses the characters inside each line but leaves the lines in their original order.
No. The text is split into whole characters before it is reversed, so emoji, accented letters and other multi-byte characters come through unbroken. A naive reversal would split them in half and produce garbage.
Yes. Reverse the characters and compare the result with what you typed. Remove punctuation and spaces first if you want the loose definition, where a man a plan a canal panama counts.
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