🪞 Mirror Text Generator

Mirror text uses special Unicode characters that look like flipped or rotated versions of regular letters. When combined with text reversal, it creates text that appears as if reflected in a mirror. This is different from simply reversing the letter order -- the individual characters themselves are transformed.

Reversed text simply reverses the order of characters (so "hello" becomes "olleh"). Mirrored text replaces each character with a Unicode equivalent that looks flipped (so "hello" becomes something like "\u0265\u01DD\u0141\u0141o"). The upside-down + reversed mode does both -- flips and reverses -- creating text that looks like it was read from a mirror placed below.

Mirror text uses Unicode characters that are supported on most modern platforms and devices. However, some characters may not display correctly on older devices or in fonts that have limited Unicode support. The reversed text mode works universally since it only changes character order.

Yes! Mirrored and upside-down text works in many username fields on social media platforms, gaming platforms, and messaging apps. However, some platforms may restrict certain Unicode characters in usernames, so results may vary.