Flip your text backward — by character, by word, or by sentence — with one click.
Reversing text serves a surprising range of purposes. Reversing character order is the classic method for checking whether a word or phrase is a palindrome, for creating novelty or mirrored text effects, or simply for puzzles and word games. Reversing word order rearranges a sentence back-to-front while keeping each word intact — useful for certain writing exercises, testing text-processing scripts, or just for fun. Reversing sentence order keeps each sentence whole but flips the order they appear in a paragraph, which can be a handy trick for reviewing a piece of writing's structure by reading its conclusion first.
This tool offers all three modes from one input box so you don't need three separate tools for what is fundamentally the same operation applied at a different level of granularity. Character reversal treats your entire input as one continuous string and flips it end to end, including spaces and punctuation. Word reversal splits on whitespace, reverses the order of the resulting words, and rejoins them with single spaces. Sentence reversal splits on sentence-ending punctuation (periods, question marks, exclamation points) and reverses the order those sentences appear in, while keeping the internal wording of each sentence untouched.
It's a lightweight, purely playful utility for most people, but it also has legitimate technical uses — developers testing string manipulation functions, teachers building simple text-based classroom exercises, and puzzle or trivia creators building content around reversed or mirrored phrases. As with every tool here, the reversal happens instantly and locally in your browser.