Reverse Text
Reverse text by characters, words, or lines.
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FAQ
- What are the three reversal modes?
- Character reversal mirrors the entire string ("Hello" becomes "olleH"). Word reversal reverses the order of words ("Hello World" becomes "World Hello"). Line reversal reverses the order of lines, which is useful for reading log files from newest to oldest.
- Does character reversal handle emoji correctly?
- Emoji and some Unicode characters consist of multiple code units in JavaScript, so simple character reversal may break them. For best results with emoji-heavy text, use word or line reversal modes instead.
- What practical uses does text reversal have?
- Reversing text is useful for creating palindrome checks, generating mirrored text for design, reversing log files to see newest entries first, creating word puzzles, and some obfuscation tasks. Line reversal is especially practical for working with chronologically-ordered logs.
Reverse Text offers three reversal modes: by characters (mirrors the entire string), by words (reverses word order while keeping each word intact), and by lines (reverses the order of lines). All three results are shown simultaneously for easy comparison.