Upside Down Text Generator

The tool swaps each letter for a character that looks like that letter turned around and writes the text from the end to the start. When you paste it, the line reads correctly if you rotate your screen half a turn.

Unicode has no full set of turned letters, so a few come from other alphabets: B becomes ᗺ and D becomes ᗡ (Canadian syllabics), P becomes Ԁ (Cyrillic) and V becomes Λ (Greek). Fonts can draw them a little differently, and older devices may show empty boxes.

Upside down flips the letters and reverses the order. Reversed only reverses the order, so “Hello” becomes “olleH”. With several lines, upside down also puts the lines in reverse order, like a page turned around, and reversed keeps the lines where they are.

Question and exclamation marks, quotes, periods, commas and brackets are flipped. Letters outside the Latin alphabet, such as Cyrillic or Polish accents, and emoji are kept as they are, but their position is still reversed.

Usually not. Most apps allow only plain letters and numbers in usernames. Use it in names, bios, captions and comments.