Upside Down Text Generator
Flip text upside down instantly. Convert any text to upside-down Unicode characters. Perfect for fun text effects, social media posts, and creative messages.
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What is upside-down text?
Upside-down text is text that has been flipped 180 degrees using special Unicode characters that look like upside-down versions of regular letters, numbers, and punctuation. When you flip your device or rotate the text, it appears right-side up and readable.
For example, Hello becomes oןןǝH when flipped upside down.
How it works
The upside-down text generator works by:
- Character mapping: Each character is replaced with its upside-down Unicode equivalent
(e.g.,
a→ɐ,b→q). - String reversal: By default, the entire string is reversed because upside-down text reads from bottom to top. You can disable this option if you prefer to keep the original order.
- Preservation: Spaces, newlines, and unsupported characters are preserved as-is. You can also choose to preserve numbers and punctuation in their original form.
Common use cases
- Social media: Create eye-catching posts with upside-down text for Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
- Fun messages: Add playful upside-down text to messages, emails, or chat conversations.
- Creative projects: Use upside-down text in design projects, presentations, or creative writing.
- Puzzles and games: Create upside-down clues or hidden messages for puzzles and games.
Frequently asked questions
Most letters (A-Z, a-z), numbers (0-9), and common punctuation marks are supported. Characters without upside-down equivalents (like emojis or special symbols) will remain unchanged.
Upside-down text is reversed by default because when you flip it 180 degrees, it needs to read from bottom to top. The reversal ensures that when you physically rotate the text (or your device), it appears in the correct order. You can disable the "Reverse text order" option if you prefer to keep the original character order.
When enabled, numbers and punctuation marks remain in their original form instead of being converted to upside-down equivalents. This is useful when you want to keep numbers readable or maintain specific punctuation formatting.
Emojis and other special Unicode characters that don't have upside-down equivalents will remain unchanged in the output. Only characters with defined upside-down mappings are converted.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.