Graphemes vs code points
Graphemes represent visible characters. Code-point reversal is lower-level and can separate combining sequences.
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Transformed output
Choose the intended order
“Reverse text” can mean several different transformations
Reverse visual characters, rearrange whole words or sentences, process each line independently, or flip only the vertical line order. Each mode preserves different structure.
- Add textEmoji and multilingual Unicode text are supported.
- Select a modeChoose exactly which units should change order.
- Transform and exportReview, copy, reuse, or download the result.
Understanding reversal modes
Word operations
Reverse whole word order or reverse characters inside each word while leaving word positions unchanged.
Line operations
Reverse content within every line or reverse the line sequence without changing their contents.
Mirror and upside down
Mirror preview uses CSS only; upside-down mode substitutes supported Unicode lookalikes and reverses order.
Frequently asked questions
Why include a code-point mode?
It is useful for technical inspection, but grapheme mode is usually the correct choice for human-visible text.
Can the original be restored by reversing again?
Most order reversals are self-inverse. Sentence reconstruction and upside-down substitutions may not restore every spacing or unsupported character perfectly.
Does mirror preview change the copied output?
No. It applies a visual horizontal flip to the preview. The underlying output text remains unchanged.