Create a Mirror Copy of Text

Want to flip your text around for fun, puzzles, or formatting tricks? The Create a Mirror Copy of Text Tool instantly reverses your input, producing a perfect backward copy. It’s great for word games, stylized effects, or even light obfuscation and everything updates live as you type.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .txt, .csv, .json, .html, .xml, .log, .yaml, .css
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How to Use:

  1. Paste or type your content into the Input Text box.
  2. (Optional) Click Choose File to import a .txt, .csv, .json, .html, or other supported text-based file.
  3. As soon as you enter text, the tool creates a live mirrored version in the Mirrored Output box.
  4. The output flashes each time it updates so you know it’s live.
  5. Click Copy Output to copy the result or Export to File to download it as a .txt file.
  6. Use Clear All to reset everything and start over.

What Create a Mirror Copy of Text Tool can do:

This tool reverses the entire string character-by-character. All spaces, symbols, punctuation, and line breaks are flipped exactly as they appear in the original input. It doesn’t change anything else it just gives you a reversed (mirrored) copy of your content. It also shows a live character count and gives instant visual feedback with a flashing output border.

Example:

Input:

This text will be mirrored.

Output:

.derorrim eb lliw txet sihT

Total characters:

30

Common Use Cases:

Writers and designers use this to create mirrored visual effects or backwards wordplay. Puzzle creators use it for challenges, while developers use it for light encoding or UI demos. Whether you’re having fun with friends or building a creative tool, this one gives you a fast, easy mirror of any input.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After creating a mirrored copy, Reverse Text lets you flip the original for even more symmetry or visual effect. And if you’re setting this up for display, Draw a 2D Text helps you lay it out cleanly with structured formatting.