Palindromes
Reverse a word to check whether it reads the same both ways.
Write text backwards, reverse the order of words or lines, or turn it upside down for a fun social post. Copy the result and paste it anywhere.
Private by design. Your text is processed in your browser. Nothing you type or paste is sent to a server or stored.
Upside-down text is not an image or a special font. It uses ordinary Unicode characters that happen to look like flipped letters, such as ɐ for a and ǝ for e, written in reverse order. That is why you can paste it into chats, bios and comments like normal text.
Reversing characters is handled carefully so emoji and accented letters stay intact. Reversing word or line order is useful for more practical jobs, such as flipping a list or checking palindromes.
Reverse a word to check whether it reads the same both ways.
Backwards text makes simple riddles and quiz clues.
Reverse line order to flip a chronological list.
Screen readers cannot read flipped text well, so avoid it for important information.
Yes. It is made of standard Unicode characters that most apps display.
Most letters, numbers and common punctuation are. Unsupported characters stay as they are.
No. Each emoji is treated as one character.
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