Pick what to reverse and see the result as you type.
Five modes cover the common meanings of reversing text. Reverse characters turns hello into olleh on every line. Reverse word order turns one two three into three two one. Reverse letters inside each word keeps the word order but flips every word. Reverse line order flips a list from bottom to top, and reverse everything flips characters and lines together.
Characters are split by user perceived character rather than raw code unit, so emoji, flags and accented letters made of several parts stay intact instead of turning into broken symbols.
No. Reversing keeps the letters as they are and changes their order. Upside down text swaps in rotated look-alike characters. See the Upside Down Text generator for that.
The tool treats a sequence such as a family emoji as one character, so it moves as a unit.
The Palindrome Checker tool does that directly and can also ignore case and punctuation.