Reverse Text

Reverse text by characters, words, or lines instantly. Free online tool.

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Reverse Text flips your input in three different ways — by character, by word, or by line. Paste or type any text and the result appears instantly as you type. No button press needed.

Tool interface

  • Input text area — type or paste the text you want to reverse.
  • Reverse by — three mode buttons: Characters, Words, and Lines. Switching modes updates the output immediately.
  • Result area — read-only, updates live. Shows a character and word count alongside the label.
  • Copy and Clear buttons.

Tool description

Reversing text is a simple transformation with a variety of practical uses. Reversed character strings are a classic encoding technique in puzzles, games, and novelty use cases. Reversed word order is useful when rewriting sentence flow or testing text rendering direction. Reversed line order is handy when working with logs, lists, or CSV data where the most recent entry appears at the bottom and you want to bring it to the top.

The tool handles Unicode correctly. Characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane — including emoji — are treated as single units rather than split into surrogate pairs, so reversals stay visually correct.

How to use

  1. Paste or type text into the input field.
  2. Select a mode: Characters reverses the full string letter by letter; Words reverses the word order within each line; Lines reverses the order of all lines.
  3. The result appears immediately in the output area.
  4. Click Copy to copy the result to your clipboard.

FAQ

What is the difference between the three modes?

Characters reverses the entire string at the character level (helloolleh). Words keeps each line intact but flips word order within it (hello worldworld hello). Lines keeps each line's content unchanged but reverses which line comes first.

Does it handle emoji and special characters correctly?

Yes. The tool uses Array.from() to split by Unicode code points, so multi-byte characters like emoji are treated as single units and stay intact after reversal.

Is there a character limit?

No hard limit is enforced. Very large inputs will still process instantly in the browser.

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