FAQ 1: What is upside-down text?
Answer: Upside-down text uses Unicode characters that visually resemble regular letters but are rotated or inverted. By mapping each character and reversing the string, the result looks like the original text turned upside down.
FAQ 2: Can I convert upside-down text back to normal?
Answer: Yes. The conversion is bidirectional. Paste the upside-down text into the Input textarea and click “Flip Text” to recover the original text.
FAQ 3: What does the Backward setting do?
Answer: Backward flips the whole string including reversing the line order, producing the true upside-down effect. Without it, each character is mapped but the string is still reversed. Tick it along with Line-by-line Mode to combine both behaviors.
FAQ 4: What does Line-by-line Mode do?
Answer: Line-by-line Mode flips each line separately while keeping the lines in their original order. Without it (default), the entire text is flipped as a single block, which also reverses the line order.
FAQ 5: Does it support numbers and punctuation?
Answer: Yes. Digits, commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks, parentheses, brackets, and many other symbols are supported. Characters without a Unicode equivalent are kept unchanged.
FAQ 6: Is my text saved on a server?
Answer: No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser. No text is transmitted to or stored on any server.
FAQ 7: Where can I use upside-down text?
Answer: Anywhere that supports Unicode text - social media posts, messaging apps, email signatures, usernames, and more.