Reverse text by characters, words, or lines instantly.
Paste your text into the box, then choose a reversal mode and click the button. The reversed result appears immediately below, ready to copy.
Reverses the entire string character by character. "Hello World" becomes "dlroW olleH". Useful for creating mirror text, encoding simple ciphers, or testing string parsing.
Keeps characters intact but reverses the order of words. "Hello World" becomes "World Hello". Useful for flipping sentence structure or testing parsers.
Keeps each line intact but reverses the order of lines. Useful for flipping numbered lists, reversing log files, or mirroring ordered content.
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Paste the text and choose Reverse Characters. The whole string is flipped end to end, so Hello World becomes dlroW olleH. This is the mode people want for mirror writing, backwards-text puzzles, and testing how software handles reversed strings. Copy the result straight from the output box.
Choose Reverse Words. Each word keeps its normal spelling but the sequence flips, turning the quick brown fox into fox brown quick the. It is useful for word games, rearranging delimited values, and generating scrambled sentences for language-learning exercises where students must restore the original word order.
Yes — choose Reverse Lines. The last line becomes first and the first becomes last, with the content of every line left intact. This is handy for flipping a chronological log to newest-first, inverting a countdown list, or reversing any ranking without retyping a single entry.