Type a word and the generator writes it the way it looks in a mirror: the characters run right to left and letters with a mirrored Unicode twin are swapped, so bad becomes bɒd. Two other styles reverse only the characters (stressed becomes desserts) or only the word order.
Mirror writing turns up in bios, usernames, puzzle hunts and the AMBULANCE lettering on vehicle bonnets that drivers read in their rear-view mirror. Reversing the string alone is not enough for that look, because a reversed b still faces right. This generator reverses each line and then substitutes letters that have a mirrored counterpart in Unicode, such as ɘ for e, Я for R and ꟻ for F. It also offers plain character reversal and word-order reversal. One limit: Unicode has no mirrored form for some letters, like lowercase f and n-shaped glyphs, so those stay as typed, and a few substitutes may show as boxes on older phones.
Type or paste into the box; each line is mirrored on its own.
Choose Mirror letters, Reverse characters or Reverse words.
Use Copy result and paste the mirrored text into a post, profile or document.
Result Mirrored text: desserts
Style: Reverse characters
Characters: 8
Letters swapped for look-alikes: 0
Lines: 1
Reversing the eight letters of stressed spells desserts, a classic word that turns into another word in a mirror.
Result Mirrored text: bɒd
Style: Mirror letters
Characters: 3
Letters swapped for look-alikes: 3
Lines: 1
The word is reversed to dab, then d becomes b, a becomes the turned ɒ and b becomes d, so it reads correctly in a mirror.
Result Mirrored text: world big hello
Style: Reverse words
Characters: 15
Letters swapped for look-alikes: 0
Lines: 1
Each word keeps its spelling; only the order changes, which is handy for word puzzles.
output = map(reverse(graphemes of each line)) in mirror style; reverse only in the other two
graphemesmapEach line is split into graphemes and their order is reversed. In Mirror letters style every character found in the look-alike table is then replaced by its facing-the-other-way twin; symmetrical letters like A, H, o and x need no change. Reverse words splits on whitespace and flips the order of the pieces, keeping spacing between them.
It is painted in mirror writing so a driver ahead reads it the right way round in a rear-view mirror. The Mirror letters style produces the same effect for any word you type.
Letters with a recognisable mirrored twin in Unicode: for example b and d trade places, e becomes ɘ, s becomes ꙅ, R becomes Я, N becomes И and brackets turn round. Letters that are already symmetrical stay as they are.
Usually yes, because the substitutes are ordinary Unicode characters. Some rare ones such as ꟻ or ꟼ may display as empty boxes on devices whose fonts lack them.
Mirror letters reverses and swaps glyphs. Reverse characters only runs the text backwards, so stressed reads desserts. Reverse words keeps each word's spelling and flips their order, so hello big world becomes world big hello.
Yes. The text is split into whole characters before reversing, so an emoji or a letter with an accent moves as one piece instead of breaking into stray code units.
No. The mirroring runs entirely in your browser and the text is not stored once you leave the page.
Using this tool in an assignment, article or report? Copy a citation, or a link for your website.
Tools Directory Editorial Team. (2026, October 15). Mirror Text Generator. Tools Directory. Retrieved October 28, 2026, from https://tools.milunir.com/text-tools/fancy-and-stylish-text/mirror-text-generator/
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