Mirror-writing for puzzles, reversed-order lists, upside-down jokes for chat: text transformation toys that used to need arcane sites now live in this one tool.
Updated August 15, 2026, after a fresh review, with updated visuals and links.
Four modes: reverse characters, reverse word order, flip upside down (real Unicode inverted letters), and swap letter case.
What each flip does
Reverse characters turns 'hello' into 'olleh': use it for palindrome checks (does it match itself?) and word puzzles.
Reverse word order keeps letters intact and flips sequences: 'first second third' becomes 'third second first', handy for name lists in Last, First format.
Upside down uses genuinely rotated Unicode characters (u into n, m into ɯ): copy the result anywhere text goes, since the characters are real, not images.
Worth remembering
- Upside-down text survives social media pasting because it is plain Unicode: story posts, bios and comments all carry it.
- Palindrome hunting: racecar, level and civic survive character reversal unchanged; test your own candidates here instantly.
Frequently asked
How does upside-down text work?
Unicode includes look-alike rotated letters (for example the turned e u+01DD): the tool maps each letter to its flipped twin and reverses the order so it reads correctly when you rotate your head.
Will flipped text break any app?
It is standard Unicode text, accepted anywhere Unicode is; very old fonts may render boxes for obscure characters, rare on modern devices.
