Text Reverser

We offer four modes: full character reversal (entire text backwards), word order reversal (last word first), flip each word (letters reversed per word), and line order reversal (lines in reverse sequence).

Yes, the reverser has full Unicode support and correctly handles international characters, CJK characters, RTL scripts, emojis, and special symbols in all modes.

Yes, you can upload text files up to 5MB or paste long documents. The batch processing handles multiple lines while maintaining document structure.

Common uses include creating mirror text for design projects, generating creative social media content, testing software with reversed input, palindrome checking, and simple text obfuscation.

Yes, you can choose to preserve line breaks and text structure during reversal, or let the reverser apply the selected mode across the entire content as a single block.

The tool reverses by grapheme clusters, not UTF-16 code units - "café" becomes "éfac" with the accent intact, and a family emoji 👨‍👩‍👧 stays as one unit. Naive per-character reversal breaks these sequences; Unicode grapheme segmentation (UAX #29) is what keeps composed emoji and accented letters whole.

Yes - three modes exist: characters (default), words (keeps each word's letters intact, flips their order), and lines (flips line order for reversing pasted logs or top-down lists). Each mode operates on the whole input at once.

Testing RTL language handling in UIs, creating mirror-writing puzzles, checking palindromes with punctuation and spacing normalized, and flipping column-ordered data. Developers also use it to verify that string algorithms handle grapheme boundaries rather than raw bytes.