Mirrored text flips each character horizontally using Unicode lookalike characters, then reverses the string, creating text that reads normally in a vertical mirror reflection. Less comprehensive than upside-down text (some characters like many vowels are symmetrical and look the same mirrored), but visually striking for letters with strong horizontal asymmetry. The reversal ensures that the text reads left-to-right when reflected.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does mirrored text work? +

Each character is replaced with its horizontal mirror equivalent where one exists in Unicode, then the string is reversed. The result reads normally in a vertical mirror.

Is mirrored text the same as upside-down? +

No — upside-down flips vertically, mirrored flips horizontally. Some characters look the same in both (like O and X), but most differ.