Does this reverse the letters too?

No. This tool reverses only the order of whole words; each word keeps its normal spelling and any attached punctuation. To reverse the letters inside each word, use the Each Word Reversed tool instead.

How does it treat multiple lines?

Each line is reversed independently, so line breaks stay where they are. The last word of a line becomes the first word of that same line, and the paragraph structure is preserved.

What happens to punctuation attached to words?

Punctuation stuck to a word travels with it. A trailing period on the last word stays attached to that word, so it moves to the front when the order flips. This is expected behaviour for word-order reversal.

How is whitespace handled?

Words are split on any run of whitespace and rejoined with single spaces. Extra spaces, tabs, and multiple gaps are collapsed to one space, which keeps the reversed line clean and readable.

Is the original text changed in any way?

Only the word order and spacing change. The characters within each word, including capitalisation and punctuation, are passed through exactly as you typed them.

Reverse Words Transformer

This transformer flips the order of words in your text without touching the words themselves. The first word becomes the last, the last becomes the first, and everything in between is mirrored — line by line.

How it works

The text is processed one line at a time so line breaks are preserved. Within each line, the tool splits on runs of whitespace, reverses the resulting array of words, and rejoins them with single spaces:

"the quick brown fox" -> ["the","quick","brown","fox"]
reverse               -> ["fox","brown","quick","the"]
join with spaces      -> "fox brown quick the"

Because each word is kept whole, spelling and punctuation are untouched — only the position of the words changes.

Example and notes

Hello there, world becomes world there, Hello. Note that the comma stays attached to there, because it is part of that word token. Multiple spaces are collapsed to one, so the output is always tidy. If you instead want each word spelled backwards, that is a different transform handled by the companion Each Word Reversed tool.