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A true mirror image: the order reverses and each letter is swapped for its reflected twin. Some letters have no perfect mirrored version in Unicode, so results may vary. Best if used with simple, geometric fonts.
PNG for posts and print. SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity, Figma and Canva. In your design app, convert the text to outlines to lock the font.
The preview and saved images are a true mirror of the real letters, so they look the same everywhere. The Copy button pastes lookalike mirror letters, which can look different in some fonts and apps. For the cleanest result, save as PNG or SVG.
How mirror text works
Backwards text only reverses the order of the characters. Mirror text goes further: it reverses the order and swaps each letter for a reflected twin, so the result looks like the original held up to a mirror.
Use it for art, signs, puzzles, social bios and anything that needs a reflected look. The second mode swaps the letters but keeps the order, if you only want the reflected shapes.
Mirrored letters come from Unicode lookalikes, so they may look slightly different in some apps and fonts. For printed work that must be an exact reflection, flip the finished text horizontally in your design software. For plain reversed text, use the backwards text generator.