Transform your text into mirror-like reversed or flipped versions. Create horizontal, vertical, or full mirror effects for social media, design projects, or just for fun.
Mirror text is a transformed version of regular text that appears flipped or reversed, simulating the effect of looking at text in a mirror. This can be done in several ways—horizontally (left-right reversal), vertically (top-bottom flipping), or a combination of both.
Unlike regular text, mirror text isn't immediately readable to the human eye unless viewed in an actual mirror or mirrored surface. This unique property makes it useful for various creative and practical applications where you want text to have a distinctive, eye-catching appearance.
Experiment with different effect types to achieve the exact look you're going for. Some effects work better for certain types of text or applications than others.
Mirror text might seem like just a fun novelty, but it has many practical and creative applications across different fields. Here are some popular ways people use mirrored text:
Some mirror effects intentionally make text unreadable unless viewed in an actual mirror. This is especially true for vertical mirroring, which often uses special Unicode characters that appear flipped. The "preserve readable characters" option can help maintain readability where possible.
Horizontal mirroring and simple reversal work with most languages, but vertical mirroring is most effective with Latin-based alphabets. Languages with complex characters or right-to-left scripts may produce unexpected results with certain mirror effects.
Generally, official documents require standard text formatting for readability and security purposes. Mirror text is best reserved for creative, informal, or decorative uses rather than official or legal documents.
While there's no strict limit, very long texts (several paragraphs) may take slightly longer to process. For best results with lengthy content, consider processing it in smaller sections.
Most modern devices and applications support mirrored text, but some older systems or specialized software might have trouble displaying certain mirrored characters. Testing your mirrored text in its intended environment is always a good idea.
Yes! Applying the same mirror effect again to your mirrored text will usually reverse the process and return to your original text. For simple reversal, just click the button again to restore your original text.