Generate upside-down text
Flip text upside down — ʇxǝʇ pısǝpdn from real Unicode lookalike characters that paste into Instagram bios, Discord and tweets. Free, instantly, in your browser.
Flip any text 180°: every letter swaps for its upside-down Unicode lookalike and the order reverses, so hello reads ollǝɥ — right-side up when you rotate the screen, or just pleasingly wrong as-is. It pastes into Instagram bios and comments, Discord, X posts, WhatsApp and email signatures.
Punctuation flips with the letters — ? becomes ¿, . sits on top as ˙ — and digits get their inverted lookalikes where they exist. The flip map covers the full Latin alphabet; characters with no upside-down form (CJK, emoji) pass through untouched.
Type and the flipped output updates live; click it to copy. All the work happens in your browser — this is a lookup table, not an image, so the text stays selectable and searchable.
Frequently asked questions
- How does upside-down text work?
- Each letter is replaced by a Unicode character that looks like it rotated 180° (a → ɐ, e → ǝ) and the string order is reversed, so the whole line reads correctly when flipped. They're real characters, not styling — that's why they paste anywhere.
- Why does my text look different in some fonts?
- The flipped glyphs come from different Unicode blocks (IPA extensions, Cyrillic lookalikes), so their shapes depend slightly on the platform font. The meaning never changes — only minor letterform details.
- Can I flip it back to normal?
- Yes — paste flipped text into the Unicode-to-text decoder or just flip it again here: the map is its own inverse for the letters it covers, so a second pass restores the original.