About the reverse text
Reversing by character works on what a person would call a character, not on the units a string is stored in. An emoji is a single character here, and a flag or a family emoji stays whole rather than being torn into its parts.
Reversing by word keeps each word intact and its spacing as written, and reverses each line on its own. Reversing by line leaves the words alone and flips the order of the lines.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my text sent anywhere?
- No. Everything runs inside your browser. Nothing you paste or type is uploaded, stored or logged, and the page keeps working with the network disconnected.
- Does it break emoji?
- No. Characters are split using the browser's own text segmentation, so an emoji made of several code points - a flag, a skin tone, a family - is treated as one character and survives reversal intact. Reversing by the raw string length, which most tools do, produces broken squares.
- Does reversing by word put everything on one line?
- No. Each line is reversed on its own and the line breaks stay. Choose Lines to change which line comes first instead.
- Is reversed text the same as encrypted text?
- Not remotely. Reversing is trivially undone by reversing again, and it hides nothing from anyone. It is useful for puzzles, testing and text direction work, not for privacy.
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How your data is handled
Everything happens on your device. There is no upload, no storage and no logging. Closing the tab clears everything you entered.