Smart Text Direction Tool – LTR & RTL Converter

Expert text direction tool for LTR, RTL, and bidirectional formatting. Ideal for Indian web designers handling multi-lingual content like Hindi, Urdu, and Engl…

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How It Works

Simple steps to manage text direction for your project

  1. 1

    Enter Text

    Paste your content, whether it is a Delhi address or an Urdu poem

  2. 2

    Choose Direction

    Select your desired format: LTR, RTL, or Auto

  3. 3

    View Preview

    See the changes instantly on your screen

  4. 4

    Copy Result

    Copy the output to use in your website or document

Key Features

Complete support for handling text in multiple scripts including Indic languages

RTL Support

Full support for Urdu, Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian scripts used in India

Auto Detection

Smartly detects text direction using Unicode character analysis

Real-time

Instant conversion and preview as you type, no waiting required

Unicode Marks

Handles invisible directional formatting characters correctly

Ideal For

Essential tool for developers and content managers in India

Web Development Content Management Translation Data Processing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is text direction?
Text direction is how text is displayed. LTR (Left-to-Right) is used for English, Hindi, and Tamil. RTL (Right-to-Left) is used for Urdu, Arabic, and Hebrew.
How does auto-detection work?
The tool scans Unicode ranges. It checks for LTR scripts like Latin or Devanagari versus RTL scripts like Arabic or Urdu to decide the main flow.
What are Unicode directional marks?
These are invisible codes like LRM/RLM that force direction. They help when mixing English names within Urdu sentences, or vice versa.
When should I use Force Reverse?
Use this to flip text completely. It is helpful for testing how an English interface looks when forced into an RTL layout for a client demo.
How do I handle mixed LTR and RTL text?
Use 'Auto Direction'. It lets the browser decide flow based on the first strong character. This is best for posts on social media or blogs with mixed languages.