Mirror Text Text Generator
Create mirror-reflected text using special Unicode characters. Perfect for creative designs and unique visual effects.
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About Mirror Text Style
Create mirror-reflected text using special Unicode characters. Perfect for creative designs and unique visual effects.
How to use Mirror Text text
- 1 Type your text in the generator above
- 2 Click the "Copy" button to copy the Mirror Text styled text
- 3 Paste it anywhere you want - social media, usernames, messages
- 4 Enjoy your stylish Mirror Text text!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mirror Text?
Mirror Text transforms characters into their horizontally-flipped Unicode equivalents: 'Hello' becomes something like 'oʅʅǝH' where each letter is both reversed in order AND flipped to face backwards. When viewed in an actual mirror, the text reads normally. It's true optical mirroring.
How does Mirror Text work technically?
Mirror Text uses Unicode characters that visually resemble backwards versions of Latin letters: ɐ for flipped 'a', q for backwards 'b', ɔ for backwards 'c', ǝ for flipped 'e', etc. The text is also reversed in order. Not all letters have perfect mirrors—some use approximations or rotated characters from IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) or other Unicode blocks.
What's the difference between Mirror and Reverse text?
Reverse: 'Hello' → 'olleH' (normal letters, reversed order). Mirror: 'Hello' → 'oʅʅǝH' (flipped letters, reversed order). Reverse is readable right-to-left with normal letters. Mirror looks like text reflected in a mirror—you need an actual mirror to read it normally. Mirror uses special Unicode; Reverse uses standard ASCII.
What content suits Mirror Text?
Mirror Text suits: mirror selfie posts (readable in the photo's mirror), optical illusion content, creative puzzles requiring mirrors, Alice in Wonderland themes (through the looking glass), and novelty decoration. The 'hold up to mirror' interaction can be engaging for appropriate content.
Do all letters have mirror equivalents?
No—Unicode doesn't include perfect backwards versions of all letters. Mirror text uses: actual mirrored characters where available, rotated characters (ɐ is upside-down 'a' used as mirror), IPA symbols that happen to look reversed, and approximations. Some letters (like 'o') are symmetric and don't change. Quality varies by letter.