Source text
Type, paste, and flip
Everything happens locally in this browser. Line breaks and emoji stay intact.
An upside down text generator swaps supported characters for rotated-looking Unicode glyphs and reverses their order, creating copy-and-paste text that appears flipped 180 degrees.
Source text
Everything happens locally in this browser. Line breaks and emoji stay intact.
Live result
25 characters · 15 glyphs flipped
Fallback applied: 1 unsupported character was kept unchanged so no text disappears.
The tool uses reversible Unicode pairs where a convincing rotated glyph exists.
Unsupported emoji, scripts, and combined characters remain visible and intact.
Fonts and screen readers may pronounce or render the decorative result differently.
An upside down text generator replaces supported characters with similar-looking Unicode glyphs and reverses their order to imitate text rotated 180 degrees.
Type or paste text, choose Flip 180°, and select Copy result. The output is ordinary Unicode text that can be pasted into most apps and websites.
Unicode has no convincing upside-down equivalent for every letter, symbol, emoji, or language. Tornic preserves unsupported graphemes unchanged instead of deleting or corrupting them.
It works in most places that accept Unicode, but the exact appearance depends on the device, font, app, and accessibility software used to display it.
No. Transformation and copying run locally in your browser, and Tornic does not receive the text you enter.
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