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Reverse Text

Reverse characters, words, or lines in a text block.

Input

Type or paste text. Reversal happens only in this browser.

OutputRead-only

Read-only, selectable reversed output.

Reverse mode

Whitespace is not trimmed or collapsed. CRLF and CR line endings are converted to LF so output has no visible carriage returns.

Choose a reverse mode

Reverse statistics

Input lines
0
Output lines
0
Input characters
0
Output characters
0
Input UTF-8 size
0 B
Output UTF-8 size
0 B

What each mode reverses

Reverse characters changes the order of all visible characters. Reverse words changes characters inside each word, while Reverse word order keeps words intact. Reverse lines changes line order, and Reverse each line keeps line order while reversing every line's characters.

Unicode, emoji, and line endings

Character-based modes use the browser's grapheme segmentation when it is available, keeping emoji sequences and combining accents together. Older browsers use a Unicode code-point fallback that still protects surrogate-pair emoji. LF, CRLF, and CR input line endings are accepted and output uses LF.

Whitespace

This tool does not trim, collapse, or remove spaces and tabs. Word modes keep whitespace runs in their original positions as far as the selected reversal permits; character reversal naturally changes whitespace positions too.

How to use

  1. Paste or type text into the input editor.
  2. Choose the kind of reversal you need.
  3. Review the live output, then copy, download, or reuse it as input.

Privacy

Your text stays entirely in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Will emoji and accents break?

Supported browsers reverse whole grapheme clusters, keeping joined emoji and combining accents together. The fallback remains safe for Unicode surrogate pairs such as rocket emoji.

What happens to spaces and tabs?

They are never trimmed or collapsed. Character reversal moves them with the surrounding text; word order keeps whitespace separators in place.

Practical guide

When to use it

Use it for word-play, simple transformations, or checking how text behaves when characters, words, or lines are reversed.

Three steps

  1. Paste the text you want to transform.
  2. Choose character, word, word-order, line, or each-line reversal.
  3. Inspect the live result and copy the mode that matches your goal.

Example and a common mistake

Reverse word order in "build test deploy" to get "deploy test build" without reversing each word.

Character reversal changes punctuation placement too; choose word order when words should remain readable.

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