Reverse Text flips your input in one of three ways: character reversal (`Hello` → `olleH`), word reversal (`Hello world` → `world Hello`), or line reversal (top-to-bottom order flipped). Character reversal is Unicode-safe: it uses the `Intl.Segmenter` grapheme iterator, so emoji made of multiple code points (👨👩👧, 🇮🇳), skin-tone modifiers, and combining accents (`é` = `e` + ´) are treated as a single visual unit and stay intact instead of being scrambled into mojibake. Word reversal splits on Unicode whitespace and preserves original spacing patterns where possible. Line reversal treats each `\ ` as a boundary and reorders top to bottom — handy for reading log files newest-first or building palindromic tests.
Free, fast, and runs entirely in your browser — no signup, no upload to a server.