What is the difference between Full and Mirrored?
Full reverses the entire buffer as one string. Mirrored reverses characters within each line while preserving line breaks.
Flip strings, lines, or words in one click — Unicode-aware when you need emoji and combining marks to stay intact.
Tip: Full reverses the entire buffer. Lines flips line order. Words reverses tokens per line. Mirrored reverses characters on each line (RTL-style preview).
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Full reverses the entire buffer as one string. Mirrored reverses characters within each line while preserving line breaks.
It reverses the order of lines, similar to reading the document from bottom to top.
Word mode trims whitespace and rejoins tokens with single spaces for predictable, readable output.
It uses segmentation so many emoji sequences and combining marks reverse as a single user-perceived character instead of splitting code points.
For pure ASCII or when you want a fast, predictable code-unit reverse for debugging or benchmarking.
Reversal runs in your browser. URL loading uses a safe fetch endpoint; pasted or uploaded content stays local to your session.