Text Reverser
Free online tool to reverse text in various ways.
📝 Input Text
✨ Reversed Text
Reverse text in different ways: reverse the entire text, reverse each word individually while keeping word order, or reverse the order of lines.
📚 Examples
Hello World → dlroW olleHHello World → olleH dlroWLine 1
Line 2
Line 3 → Line 3
Line 2
Line 1Key Features
- Reverse Entire Text: Reverse all characters in order
- Reverse Each Word: Reverse each word individually
- Reverse Line Order: Reverse the order of lines
- Swap Function: Quickly exchange input and output
- Instant Processing: See results as you type
- Examples Provided: Show examples for each mode
How to Use
Basic Usage
- Enter text in the input area
- Select reversal mode:
- Reverse Entire Text: All characters in reverse order
- Reverse Each Word: Reverse each word individually
- Reverse Line Order: Flip line order
- Reversed result appears automatically
Button Usage
- Copy: Copy result to clipboard
- Swap: Exchange input and output (useful for double reversal)
- Clear: Clear all content
Reversal Mode Descriptions
1. Reverse Entire Text
Completely reverse all characters. Spaces, newlines, and special characters are all reversed.
Input: Hello World
Output: dlroW olleH
Input: 안녕하세요
Output: 요세하녕안
Input: 123 ABC !@#
Output: #@! CBA 321
Use Cases:
- Simple encryption/obfuscation
- Fun text effects
- Mirror text creation
- Palindrome verification
2. Reverse Each Word
Reverse each word individually while maintaining word order. Spaces are preserved.
Input: Hello World
Output: olleH dlroW
Input: The quick brown fox
Output: ehT kciuq nworb xof
Input: 안녕하세요 친구들
Output: 요세하녕안 들구친
Use Cases:
- Word games and puzzles
- Text encryption (maintaining word structure)
- Language learning tools
- Fun text transformation
3. Reverse Line Order
Keep line content unchanged, only reverse the order of lines.
Input:
Line 1
Line 2
Line 3
Output:
Line 3
Line 2
Line 1
Input:
첫 번째 줄
두 번째 줄
세 번째 줄
Output:
세 번째 줄
두 번째 줄
첫 번째 줄
Use Cases:
- Reverse sort log files (latest entries at top)
- Reverse chronological order
- Change list order
- Data reordering
Practical Application Examples
1. Palindrome Verification
Use to check if something is a palindrome:
Input: racecar
Output: racecar (if same, it's a palindrome!)
Input: hello
Output: olleh (if different, not a palindrome)
2. Simple Encryption
Input: secret message
Output: egassem terces
Recipient can decrypt by reversing again with same tool
3. Sort Log Files
When you want to see latest logs first:
Input:
2024-01-01: Started
2024-01-02: Processing
2024-01-03: Completed
Output:
2024-01-03: Completed
2024-01-02: Processing
2024-01-01: Started
4. Word Games
Input: LISTEN
Output: NETSIL
Game of creating different words from input and output spelling
(similar to LISTEN ↔ SILENT)
5. Fun Text Effects
Input: Hello Friend
Reverse words: olleH dneirF
Reverse all: dneirF olleH
Multi-language Support
This tool perfectly supports all languages:
Korean
Input: 안녕하세요 반갑습니다
Reverse all: 다니습갑반 요세하녕안
Reverse words: 요세하녕안 다니습갑반
Japanese
Input: こんにちは
Reverse all: はちにんこ
Chinese
Input: 你好世界
Reverse all: 界世好你
Emoji
Input: Hello 😊 World 🎉
Reverse all: 🎉 dlroW 😊 olleH
Using Swap Function
Use the swap button to move output back to input:
1. Input: Hello World
Output: dlroW olleH
2. Click [Swap]
3. Input: dlroW olleH
Output: Hello World
Use Cases:
- Restore original with double reversal
- Experiment with various mode combinations
- Encryption/decryption testing
Mode Combination Usage
Reverse All + Reverse Words
Original: Hello World
Step 1 (reverse all): dlroW olleH
Step 2 (swap then reverse words): Wlrod Hella
Reverse Lines + Reverse All
Original:
Apple
Banana
Cherry
Step 1 (reverse lines):
Cherry
Banana
Apple
Step 2 (swap then reverse all):
elppA
ananaB
yrrehC
Algorithm Explanation
Reverse Entire Text
inputText.split('').reverse().join('')
- Split string into character array
- Reverse array order
- Join back into string
Reverse Each Word
inputText
.split(/(\s+)/) // Split including whitespace
.map((part) => {
if (/\s/.test(part)) return part; // Keep whitespace as-is
return part.split('').reverse().join(''); // Reverse only words
})
.join('');
Reverse Line Order
inputText.split('\n').reverse().join('\n')
- Split by lines
- Reverse array order
- Join back
Performance
- Processing Speed: O(n) - proportional to character count
- Memory Efficiency: Minimal memory usage
- Real-time Processing: Instant reversal as you type
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can emoji be reversed?
Yes. All Unicode characters are supported, so emoji can be reversed.
Q: How are newlines handled?
- Reverse Entire Text: Newlines are also reversed
- Reverse Each Word: Newlines are preserved
- Reverse Line Order: Newlines are used as delimiters
Q: Does reversing twice restore the original?
Yes. Reversing twice with the same mode restores the original. Use the swap button!
Q: How are blank lines handled?
Blank lines are also treated as normal lines and their position changes during line order reversal.
Q: Can this tool be used for encryption?
Simple obfuscation is possible, but not suitable for security encryption. Anyone can easily decrypt it.
Practical Tips
1. Create Palindromes
Enter desired word, reverse it entirely, then combine original and reversed to create palindrome:
Original: ABC
Reversed: CBA
Palindrome: ABCCBA
2. Mirror Text
After reversing entirely, you can read the original text when viewed in a mirror.
3. Log Analysis
Use line order reversal to see latest logs first.
4. Language Learning
Practice spelling with word reversal.
Browser Compatibility
This tool works properly in the following browsers:
- Chrome (all versions) ✓
- Firefox (all versions) ✓
- Safari (all versions) ✓
- Edge (all versions) ✓
- Opera (all versions) ✓
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- Case Converter - Convert text case
- Text Sorter - Sort text
- Special Character Remover - Remove special characters
Fun Facts
Palindromes
Words or sentences that are the same when reversed:
racecar → racecar
level → level
A man a plan a canal Panama
Ambigrams
Some words have different meanings when reversed:
SWIMS → SWIMS (when flipped vertically)
Retrograde Music
Reversal techniques are also used in music. Playing notes in reverse order is called "retrograde."
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