Text Reverser
Text Reverser
Paste any text and choose whether to reverse it character-by-character, word-by-word, or line-by-line — useful for word games, puzzles, and quick text tricks.
Character reversal flips every individual character in the string, turning "Hello" into "olleH" — the mode most people picture when they hear "reverse this text," and the basis for spotting palindromes or creating mirror-text novelty messages. Word reversal instead keeps every word spelled correctly but flips their order in the sentence ("The quick fox" becomes "fox quick The"), while line reversal keeps each line's content untouched and simply flips the order the lines appear in — useful for reversing a chronological log or a numbered list without scrambling the text inside each entry.
- Characters: reverses every individual character, e.g. "Hello" → "olleH".
- Words: keeps each word intact but reverses their order, e.g. "The quick fox" → "fox quick The".
- Lines: keeps each line intact but reverses the order of the lines.
Why would I reverse text by character?
Character reversal is a classic word game/puzzle trick — some words and phrases (palindromes) even read the same way, which this can help explore.
Does reversing by word change the words themselves?
No — each word stays exactly as typed; only the order in which the words appear is reversed.
Paste any text and choose whether to reverse it character-by-character, word-by-word, or line-by-line — useful for word games, puzzles, and quick text tricks.
Character reversal flips every individual character in the string, turning "Hello" into "olleH" — the mode most people picture when they hear "reverse this text," and the basis for spotting palindromes or creating mirror-text novelty messages. Word reversal instead keeps every word spelled correctly but flips their order in the sentence ("The quick fox" becomes "fox quick The"), while line reversal keeps each line's content untouched and simply flips the order the lines appear in — useful for reversing a chronological log or a numbered list without scrambling the text inside each entry.
- Characters: reverses every individual character, e.g. "Hello" → "olleH".
- Words: keeps each word intact but reverses their order, e.g. "The quick fox" → "fox quick The".
- Lines: keeps each line intact but reverses the order of the lines.
Why would I reverse text by character?
Character reversal is a classic word game/puzzle trick — some words and phrases (palindromes) even read the same way, which this can help explore.
Does reversing by word change the words themselves?
No — each word stays exactly as typed; only the order in which the words appear is reversed.