Upside-down text generator
Write something and watch it flip over. Each letter is swapped for a real Unicode character that looks like its upside-down twin, then the whole line is reversed so it reads correctly when rotated 180°.
How it works
Rotating text relies on lucky lookalikes already in Unicode: a turned 'e' (ǝ), a small-capital rotated 'A' (∀), an upside-down '?' (¿), and so on. We map each character to its closest real rotated counterpart and reverse the order of the line — never inventing a glyph. Letters without a convincing rotated form fall back to themselves, so nothing turns into a missing-character box.