Reverse Line Order
Reverse the order of lines in your text — last line becomes first. Browser-only.
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About Reverse Line Order
This tool reverses the order of lines in your input — the last line moves to the top and the first line moves to the bottom. The characters inside each line stay exactly as they are. It's the equivalent of the Unix `tac` command.
When to use it
- Showing a chronological log in newest-first order
- Reversing a sorted list without re-sorting
- Producing bottom-up output from top-down data
- Quick view of a file from the bottom
How it works
Lines are split on LF/CRLF, the array is reversed, and the result is joined back with LF.
Examples
first second third
third second first
Frequently asked questions
- Does it reverse the characters within each line?
- No. Only the order of lines changes. To reverse characters per line, use reverse-each-line.
- Are blank lines preserved?
- Yes. Empty lines keep their position relative to non-empty ones, just in reverse.