Text Reverser
Reverse text by grapheme cluster where supported; older browsers may split combined characters.
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Reverse text by grapheme cluster when the browser supports Intl.Segmenter, keeping combined emoji, flags and accented letters together. Paste text to reverse character order. Supported browsers keep grapheme clusters together, including joined emoji, skin-tone emoji, flags and accented letters. Older browsers use a code-point fallback and may split some combined characters. The entire string is reversed, not words or lines. Older browsers use a code-point fallback that may split some combined characters.
Text to reverse
Café 😀
Expected output
😀 éfaC
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Quick answer
Reverse text by grapheme cluster when the browser supports Intl.Segmenter, keeping combined emoji, flags and accented letters together.
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How to use it
Paste text to reverse character order. Supported browsers keep grapheme clusters together, including joined emoji, skin-tone emoji, flags and accented letters. Older browsers use a code-point fallback and may split some combined characters. The entire string is reversed, not words or lines.
Limits
Older browsers use a code-point fallback that may split some combined characters.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a character?
Supported browsers reverse grapheme clusters, which represent user-perceived characters. Older browsers without Intl.Segmenter use Unicode code points and may split joined emoji, flags or combining accents.
Does it reverse words or lines?
It reverses the entire string character by character, not word or line order. Use Reverse Line Order to reverse lines instead.
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