Reversing text by characters, words or whole lines is something plain editors cannot do in one place.
Reverse Text flips your text the way you choose and reverses characters by grapheme, so accents and emoji stay intact.
How to use Reverse Text
- Choose how to reverse: characters, word order, line order, or letters within each word.
- Paste your text, and Reverse Text applies the selected reversal as you type.
- Copy the reversed text, or download it as a .txt file.
Use cases
- Checking whether a word or phrase is a palindrome.
- Reversing the order of lines in a list of notes.
- Flipping the letters in each word for a formatting check.
Good to know
Reverse Text offers four modes: reverse all characters, reverse the order of words, reverse the order of lines, or reverse the letters within each word. Character reversal works on grapheme clusters using Intl.Segmenter, so combined accents and emoji sequences are not broken apart.
Frequently asked questions
Does character reverse break accents or emoji?
No. It reverses grapheme clusters, so an accented letter or a combined emoji stays whole instead of splitting.
What is the difference between word and line reversal?
Word reversal flips the order of words within each line, while line reversal flips the order of the lines themselves.
What does letters-in-each-word mode do?
It reverses the characters inside every word while keeping the words in their original positions.