Text Reverse & ROT13
Reverse characters or lines, or apply ROT13.
How to use
- 1 Paste or type your text.
- 2 Pick a mode: reverse characters, reverse lines, or ROT13.
- 3 See the transformed output instantly.
- 4 Copy the result.
About Text Reverse & ROT13
Text Reverse & ROT13 bundles three quick transformations into one tool.
Reverse the characters of a string (correctly, by Unicode code point, so emoji and accented letters stay intact rather than breaking apart), flip the order of lines so the last line becomes the first, or apply the classic ROT13 cipher that rotates each letter thirteen places through the alphabet.
ROT13 is its own inverse, so running it twice returns the original text.
These come in handy for puzzles and CTF challenges, for hiding spoilers or punchlines, for reversing a list pasted in the wrong order, or simply for a quick obfuscation that anyone can undo.
None of it is encryption — ROT13 offers no security — but it is fast, reversible and occasionally exactly what you need.
As with every My Tools Garage tool, the transformation runs entirely in your browser.
Switching modes is instant, so you can flip a block of text one way, copy it, then run it through ROT13 without leaving the page or pasting your content into anything that phones home.
FAQ
Is ROT13 secure?
No — it is a simple letter-rotation cipher anyone can reverse. Use it for fun or to hide spoilers, never for real security.
Does reversing break emoji?
No — characters are reversed by Unicode code point, so emoji and surrogate pairs stay intact.