Reverse Text

It reverses any text you paste in one of four ways: reverse every character, reverse the order of words, reverse the order of lines, or reverse the letters inside each word while keeping word order. It is handy for puzzles, games, hidden messages, checking palindromes, and experimenting with text formats.

Characters reverses the entire string, so "hello world" becomes "dlrow olleh". Words reverses word order while keeping each word intact, so "hello world" becomes "world hello". Lines reverses the order of lines in multi-line text. Each Word reverses the letters inside every word but keeps the word order, so "hello world" becomes "olleh dlrow".

Yes. The tool reverses using Unicode-aware string handling, so emoji, accented letters, and scripts like Arabic, Chinese, or Devanagari are reversed character by character without breaking them into broken fragments. You can paste text in any language and get a clean reversal.

In Characters mode every character including spaces and newlines is reversed, so multi-line text keeps its line structure but flipped. Words mode collapses runs of whitespace into single spaces between reversed words. Lines mode preserves each line exactly but flips their order.

Common uses include solving or creating word puzzles, preparing fun social media posts, checking whether a phrase is a palindrome, de-obfuscating reversed strings in code, and teaching tools that demonstrate text manipulation. Designers also use reversals to create mirrored placeholders and experimental typography.

Yes. Reversing runs entirely in your browser and is a single pass over your text, so even very large documents are processed in milliseconds. Because everything happens locally, there is no file size limit imposed by an upload or a server.

Yes — completely free, no registration, and 100% private. Your text is processed entirely in your browser with plain JavaScript; nothing is ever uploaded, stored, or logged. The tool also works offline after the page loads, so you can reverse text anywhere.

Yes. The Copy button puts the reversed output on your clipboard in one click, and the Download button saves it as a .txt file using your browser's native download. The statistics panel shows the character, word, and line counts of your input.