Mirror text
Flip your text into a mirror image — reversed and left-to-right — so it reads correctly when reflected. Type below and copy the result.
About mirror writing
Mirror writing reverses text and reflects its characters, famously used by Leonardo da Vinci in his notebooks. This tool reverses the order and substitutes mirrored letter forms where they exist. For a plain reversal without reflected glyphs, use backwards text, or rotate your words with upside-down text.
Frequently asked questions
How does mirror text work?
The tool reverses your text and swaps letters that have a mirrored look-alike, so the result appears flipped left-to-right — the way it would look reflected in a mirror.
Why do only some letters look mirrored?
Only certain letters have a clean mirror-image character in Unicode (like b↔d and p↔q). Letters without a good mirror form are reversed in position but keep their normal shape.
What can I use mirror text for?
Mirror writing is used for fun social posts, reflective designs, ambigram-style effects, and puzzles where the reader has to hold the text up to a mirror to read it.