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Upside Down Text Generator

Flip text 180 degrees, reversing the order so it reads correctly with the screen turned round

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These are Unicode characters, not fonts, so they paste into bios, captions and display names on almost every platform. Handles are the exception: no major platform accepts them there. X counts most of them as two characters each, and screen readers may spell them out letter by letter or skip them. Check a styled post in the social media character counter before you publish it.

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About Upside Down Text Generator

The Upside Down Text Generator rotates text 180 degrees by reversing its order and replacing each character with a lookalike that appears turned over. Most lowercase letters come from the International Phonetic Alphabet, which has used turned letters such as ɐ, ɹ and ʇ for over a century. Capitals are borrowed from logic notation (∀, ⊥), Greek, Cyrillic and Canadian Syllabics, since Unicode has no turned capital alphabet. Emoji stay intact while the order reverses, and pasting flipped text back in turns it the right way up again.

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⊞Any DeviceMobile, tablet, desktop

The guide behind this tool

How Upside Down Text Works, Letter by Letter

Unicode cannot rotate text, so flipped letters are borrowed from phonetics, logic notation, Greek, Cyrillic and Canadian Syllabics. Here is where each one comes from.

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How to use Upside Down Text Generator

  1. 1

    Type or paste your text. Every line flips, and the last line comes out first.

  2. 2

    Copy the upside-down result from the top row.

  3. 3

    To turn flipped text back, paste it into the box and copy the same row again.

Frequently Asked Questions

Turning a line upside down puts its last letter on the left. The order is reversed so that someone rotating their screen reads it the normal way.