Reverse text, words, or sentences with Unicode support
It processes text in your browser using JavaScript. You can reverse the entire text, each word individually, or each sentence while preserving line breaks.
Yes, it uses proper Unicode handling with Array.from() to correctly reverse characters including emoji, accented letters, and multi-byte characters.
Reversing text flips all characters: "Hello" → "olleH". Reversing words keeps words intact but reverses their order: "Hello World" → "World Hello".
Yes, line breaks are always preserved regardless of which reverse mode you choose.
Yes, the tool handles all Unicode characters correctly including CJK characters, Arabic, Hindi, and other non-Latin scripts.
No practical limit. Everything runs in your browser so it depends only on your device's memory.
Common uses: testing algorithms, creating mirror effects, solving coding challenges, checking palindromes, or just for fun.
No. All processing is done locally in your browser. Your text is never transmitted to any server.