What is the Reverse Text Generator?

It's a simple tool that takes your input text and flips it completely backwards (e.g., 'Hello' becomes 'olleH').

Why would I use this?

It's great for creating strong passwords, encoding secret messages, or just having fun on social media.

Yes, it's 100% free and works instantly.

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Reverse Text Generator ɈxǝT

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Flip, Reverse, and Mirror Your Text

The Reverse Text Generator is a simple yet powerful tool that manipulates the direction and orientation of your text. Whether you want to write backwards, flip your text upside down, or create a mirror image, this tool does it instantly.

Fun Ways to Use Reverse Text

Secret Messages: Send a message to your friend that they can only read by looking in a mirror or reversing it themselves. It's a fun way to share "spoilers" or secrets in group chats.
Social Media Bios: Make your profile stand out by having your name or bio written upside down. It forces people to stop and look closer.
Strong Passwords: Can't think of a good password? Type a familiar phrase and then reverse it. "MyDogRex" becomes "xeRgoDyM"—much harder to guess!
Artistic Design: Use reversed text in graphic design projects for a surreal or avant-garde look.

How It Works

For standard Reverse text, we simply take the string of characters you typed and read it from back to front. It's like looking at your text in a mirror.

For Upside Down text, we map each letter to a specific Unicode character that looks like that letter rotated 180 degrees. For example, 'a' becomes 'ɐ', and 'b' becomes 'q'.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this work on all apps?

Yes! Since the output is just standard text (or Unicode characters for the upside-down effect), you can paste it into WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Discord, Word documents, and more.

Is it reversible?

Yes. If you take the reversed text and paste it back into the tool, it will flip back to the original message.

Why do some upside-down letters look weird?

We use the best available Unicode match for each letter. Some letters don't have a perfect upside-down equivalent in the standard character set, so we use the closest match available.