Unicode-aware counts, reading time and platform limits
Text Reverser
Reverse text by characters, words, lines or sentences, or turn it into mirrored or upside-down text, treating emoji and diacritics as single units.
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Result
How the result is calculated
The text is split into grapheme clusters with Intl.Segmenter, so composite emoji (👨👩👧) and a letter with its diacritics are not broken. “Characters” reverses the units, “Words” reverses their order with the separators, “Each word” reverses only the letters, and “Lines” and “Sentences” reverse their order. “Mirror” reverses then swaps brackets and arrows with their pair, and “Upside down” reverses then substitutes flipped Unicode letters (a limited table).
Limits:
Reversing characters in connected Arabic does not give visually readable text (letters connect by position). The “Upside down” table covers Latin letters, digits and some symbols only, and other characters stay as they are. Sentence boundaries are approximate (. ! ? ؟ …).
FAQ
Does it reverse emoji correctly?
Yes, composite emoji are treated as one unit.
Why is reversed Arabic unreadable?
Arabic letter shapes depend on connection; use word reversal instead.
