Type something and get it back reversed in six ways: the whole text backwards letter by letter, the order of the words reversed, each word spelled backwards but kept in place, the order of the lines reversed, upside-down text made from look-alike Unicode letters, and mirror writing.
The results are plain Unicode text, so you can paste them into messages, usernames and social posts. Reversing keeps emoji and accented letters intact instead of breaking them into pieces, and nothing you type leaves the page.
How to use the Reverse Text tool
- Type or paste your text in the top box.
- Choose a mode, for example Reverse text or Upside down.
- The result appears straight away below.
- Click Copy result and paste it wherever you like.
Why use ToolOrca Reverse Text
- Six modes including upside down and mirror
- Keeps emoji and accents intact
- Reverse word or line order
- Copy-paste friendly Unicode output
- Updates as you type
- Private, runs in your browser
How upside-down and mirror text work
There is no “upside-down” font in Unicode. Instead, each letter is swapped for another character that looks like it rotated 180°, such as “ɐ” for “a” and “ʎ” for “y”, and the order is reversed so it reads correctly when the screen is turned around. Mirror text does the same with characters that look horizontally flipped.
Some letters have no good look-alike and stay as they are, and a few rare characters may show as empty boxes on older devices that lack the fonts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I write text backwards?
Type your text and choose Reverse text. “Hello world” becomes “dlrow olleH”.
What is the difference between reversing text and reversing words?
Reverse text flips every character. Reverse word order keeps each word readable but puts the last word first. Reverse each word spells every word backwards but leaves them in the same order.
Does upside-down text work on Instagram and WhatsApp?
Yes, in most cases. The output is made of standard Unicode characters that modern phones and browsers can display.
Can I check whether a word is a palindrome?
Yes. Reverse it and compare: palindromes such as “level” or “racecar” read the same in both boxes.