Text Direction Converter & RTL Fixer

Fix text layout issues instantly. Switch between LTR and RTL, flip text direction, and handle multilingual content for global audiences.

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How It Works

Get your text direction sorted in four quick steps

  1. 1

    Enter Text

    Paste the content you need to fix into the main window

  2. 2

    Choose Direction

    Select from Left-to-Right, Right-to-Left, or let the tool decide automatically

  3. 3

    Preview Instantly

    Watch the tool update the character order in real-time

  4. 4

    Copy to Clipboard

    Hit the Copy button to paste the corrected text into your project

Key Features

Everything you need to manage multilingual text and layout direction

RTL Support

Optimized for Middle Eastern languages including Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian

Auto Detection

Smart algorithms analyze character sets to identify the correct script direction

Real-time

See your text flip instantly as you type, no waiting required

Unicode Marks

Adds hidden formatting characters to control direction in legacy apps

Who Uses This?

The go-to utility for developers and content managers

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is text direction?
Text direction determines the reading order of content. While English reads Left-to-Right (LTR), languages like Arabic and Hebrew read Right-to-Left (RTL).
How does the auto-detect feature work?
The tool scans your input to find strong directional characters. For example, if it finds a Latin character (A-Z), it assumes LTR. If it finds an Arabic character, it switches to RTL.
What are Unicode directional marks?
These are invisible codes (like LRM or RLM) used to override browser settings. They act like hidden tape, forcing text to flow a specific way.
When should I use 'Force Reverse'?
Use this to manually flip text, useful for stylistic design choices or testing how a layout handles opposite direction flow.
How do I handle mixed English and Arabic text?
Use the 'Auto Direction' setting. It lets the browser handle paragraphs individually, ensuring an English sentence stays LTR even if it's inside an Arabic document.