Text Reverser

Full text flips every character (Hello ? olleH). By line reverses each line separately. By word reverses characters within each word (Hello World ? olleH dlroW). Word order flips word sequence per line (Hello World ? World Hello).

Yes. The reverser handles all Unicode characters including emoji, CJK characters, and accented letters. Each Unicode code point is treated as a single character during reversal.

Word order reversal preserves each word's spelling but changes sentence structure. It's useful for language learning (understanding different word orders in other languages), creating poetic or rhetorical effects, analyzing sentence structure, and text obfuscation for simple puzzles and scrambling exercises.

The reverser processes any amount of text your browser can handle. For very large inputs (megabytes), the operation may take a moment but runs entirely locally in your browser. The output area scrolls to accommodate any size. There's no hard character limit imposed by the tool.

Line-by-line reversal is useful for processing structured data where each line is independent — reversing log entries chronologically, mirroring code comments, or reversing the order of items in a list while keeping each item intact. It's also used in palindrome testing on a per-line basis.

The reverser treats text as plain content. For structured data like CSV, consider using the Line Sorter or CSV to JSON Converter tools instead. Reversing CSV would scramble the column order.