Pro Calculators and Guides
How to Reverse Letters, Words or Lines of Text (Without Breaking Bangla)
Reverse text character by character, reverse the word order in each line, or put the last line first. Combined characters such as Bangla vowel signs stay together.
Saizul Amin15 Oct 2026 · Updated 17 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
Reversed text appears in puzzles, ciphers, mirror writing and programming exercises. A good reversal respects combined characters, which many simple tools break.
Quick answer
Choose what to reverse: letters (the whole text character by character), words (the word order in every line) or lines (last line first).
Examples
| Mode | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Letters | Hello world | dlrow olleH |
| Words | Hello brave new world | world new brave Hello |
| Lines | one / two / three | three / two / one |
Bangla and other scripts
In Bangla a letter may be built from several Unicode characters (a consonant with a vowel sign, or a conjunct). A naive reversal puts the vowel sign before the consonant and breaks the word. This tool keeps combined characters together so the result is correct.
Steps
- Paste your text.
- Choose letters, words or lines.
- Copy the result.
Uses
- Checking palindromes.
- Making puzzles and secret messages.
- Programming exercises on strings.
- Reversing lists such as date order.
Tips
- Reversed text is not encryption; anyone can read it.
- Use "words" mode for lists where the order matters but letters should stay normal.
- Combine with Text Case Converter for style.
