Text Reverser

This tool reverses text in two different ways, flipping the order of the characters and flipping the order of the words, and counts the characters and words while it is at it. Reversing text is a small task that comes up more often than you might think: programmers test string-handling code with it, puzzle and word-game enthusiasts use it to create or solve challenges, people generate backwards text for fun or for visual effect, and it is a quick way to check for palindromes, words or phrases that read the same forwards and backwards. Doing it by hand is tedious and error-prone, especially for longer text. This reverser does it instantly. You paste or type your text, and the calculator produces two results: the character reversal, where every character is flipped so the last becomes the first, turning the text completely backwards, and the word reversal, where the words keep their spelling but their order is reversed, so the last word comes first. It also shows the character and word counts. Everything updates as you type and runs entirely in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Use it to reverse a string for a programming test, to make backwards text, to check whether something is a palindrome, by comparing the original with its character reversal, or just for fun. The two modes serve different purposes: character reversal is the literal mirror of the text, useful for palindromes and visual effects, while word reversal keeps each word readable but flips their sequence, which can be handy for certain text transformations. The character and word counts are a useful bonus, saving a separate count when you just need a quick figure.

Character reversal flips every character; word reversal flips the order of words. Palindrome check ignores case, spaces and punctuation. Runs in your browser.