How to write letters backwards – Easy Steps

The Internet does not follow a format; there is no convention on what font to use, the size of headings, or how many headings should be present on a website. Most websites will follow a consistent design, but each website is different from the other. With forums and chat groups / apps, consistent writing is pretty much lost out of the window and you often come across stylized text.

Write letters backwards

You have seen bold text, underlined text, italicized text, and strikethrough or strikethrough text. There is also backwards text. Unlike bold, underlined, italic, or strikethrough text that conveys meaning when in a document or message, backwards letters are just for fun. This is how you can write them.

1. Use Unicode characters

All the characters that you type are mapped to a Unicode character code. With the alphabet, you have dedicated keys on the keyboard to make typing easier, but for dark characters like the trademark symbol or copyright symbol, you may have to encode Unicode character codes. The same goes for the text backwards.

Technically, there are no backwards alphabet characters that you can type, so what you will be looking for instead is the Unicode character code for a character that looks like a backwards alphabet. If you want to write a backwards, you will use:

ɐ: U+0250

You can search the Unicode character for any letter backwards in Unicode Converter Backwards. Once you know which character to use, you can look up your character code.

2. Use automatic generation tools

Manually typing letters backwards using Unicode characters is tedious. If you need to make a quick and smart comment on backwards text, it’s best to use an auto-generation tool for the job.

1. Visit the Backward Text Tool.
2. Enter your text.
3. Leave the reverse and reverse effects check boxes enabled.
4. Copy the text and paste it.

¡¡ssɐd ʇou llɐɥs no⅄

conclusion

The auto-generation tool works on the same principle, that is, it used Unicode character codes. The characters you see are not inverted letters. They are different characters (Take a closer look at the letter L in the example and you will see what we mean. The letter is in the wrong direction. You can try other text generation tools backwards and they may find better characters, but all generally they will work on the same principle. You will not be able to ‘search’ for this text using conventional alphabets on the keyboard. We strongly recommend that you do not use upside down text in a professional / academic document.