How to Type Upside Down

¿uʍop ǝpısdn ǝdʎʇ oʇ ʍoɥ ƃuıuɹɐǝl uı pǝʇsǝɹǝʇuı

Interested in learning how to type upside down?

A very simple tool for flipping the text you type upside down is available here. Google recently has been spammed by someone using upside down text on their Google Trends application which shows hot upcoming keywords.

You can use the type upside down trick to put text into most interfaces, including Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, etc.

If you have any questions on how to type upside down, feel free to leave them in my comments!

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8 Responses to “How to Type Upside Down”

  1. 1
    Matt Says:

    what is the code used on typing upside down

  2. 2
    Joel Says:

    <form name=”f”>
    <span class=”l”> how to write upside down text? just start typing in this box:
    </span>
    <br><textarea rows=”3″ cols=”100″ name=”original” onkeyup=”flip()” style=”background-color:#c6e6e7;” class=inputBox></textarea>
    <!–<input value=”Flip” onclick=”flip()” type=”button”>–>
    <br>

    <span class=”l”> :u&#653;op &#477;p&#305;sdn</span> <span class=g>(Copy & paste in browser on MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, MSN, AOL, Bebo, Craigslist, Gmail, Word, YouTube …)</span>
    <br><textarea rows=”3″ cols=”105″ name=”flipped” id=i onClick=”SelectAll(’i');” readonly style=”background-color:#e6e6fa;” class=inputBox></textarea>
    </form>

    <!– Mapping to make the letters upside down –>
    <!– Enhanced mapping from revfad.com –>
    <script language=”JavaScript”>
    function flip() {
    var result = flipString(document.f.original.value.toLowerCase());
    document.f.flipped.value = result;
    }
    function flipString(aString) {
    var last = aString.length – 1;
    var result = new Array(aString.length)
    for (var i = last; i >= 0; –i) {
    var c = aString.charAt(i)
    var r = flipTable[c]
    result[last - i] = r != undefined ? r : c
    }
    return result.join(”)
    }
    var flipTable = {
    a : ‘\u0250′,
    b : ‘q’,
    c : ‘\u0254′,
    d : ‘p’,
    e : ‘\u01DD’,
    f : ‘\u025F’,
    g : ‘\u0183′,
    h : ‘\u0265′,
    i : ‘\u0131′,
    j : ‘\u027E’,
    k : ‘\u029E’,
    l : ‘\u05DF’,
    m : ‘\u026F’,
    n : ‘u’,
    r : ‘\u0279′,
    t : ‘\u0287′,
    v : ‘\u028C’,
    w : ‘\u028D’,
    y : ‘\u028E’,
    ‘.’ : ‘\u02D9′,
    ‘[' : ']‘,
    ‘(’ : ‘)’,
    ‘{’ : ‘}’,
    ‘?’ : ‘\u00BF’,
    ‘!’ : ‘\u00A1′,
    “\’” : ‘,’,
    ‘<’ : ‘>’,
    ‘_’ : ‘\u203E’,
    ‘”‘ : ‘\u201E’,
    ‘\\’ : ‘\\’,
    ‘;’ : ‘\u061B’,
    ‘\u203F’ : ‘\u2040′,
    ‘\u2045′ : ‘\u2046′,
    ‘\u2234′ : ‘\u2235′
    }
    for (i in flipTable) {
    flipTable[flipTable[i]] = i
    }
    </script>

    <code><!–more–>

  3. 3
    Chase Westrum Says:

    The code won’t work for me am I doing something wrong

  4. 4
    ɹǝɥʇoɯ ɹnoʎ Says:

    i don’t know how to type upside uʍop, please tell me when you find out.

  5. 5
    kennedy Says:

    i still don’t get the code do you have to write ALL of that???

  6. 6
    moo Says:

    i dont get it!

  7. 7
    yo daty Says:

    Test 1-2

    <!––>

    :uʍop ǝpısdn (Copy & paste in browser on MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, MSN, AOL, Bebo, Craigslist, Gmail, Word, YouTube …)

    function flip() {
    var result = flipString(document.f.original.value.toLowerCase());
    document.f.flipped.value = result;
    }
    function flipString(aString) {
    var last = aString.length – 1;
    var result = new Array(aString.length)
    for (var i = last; i >= 0; –i) {
    var c = aString.charAt(i)
    var r = flipTable[c]
    result[last - i] = r != undefined ? r : c
    }
    return result.join(”)
    }
    var flipTable = {
    a : ‘\u0250′,
    b : ‘q’,
    c : ‘\u0254′,
    d : ‘p’,
    e : ‘\u01DD’,
    f : ‘\u025F’,
    g : ‘\u0183′,
    h : ‘\u0265′,
    i : ‘\u0131′,
    j : ‘\u027E’,
    k : ‘\u029E’,
    l : ‘\u05DF’,
    m : ‘\u026F’,
    n : ‘u’,
    r : ‘\u0279′,
    t : ‘\u0287′,
    v : ‘\u028C’,
    w : ‘\u028D’,
    y : ‘\u028E’,
    ‘.’ : ‘\u02D9′,
    ‘[' : ']‘,
    ‘(’ : ‘)’,
    ‘{’ : ‘}’,
    ‘?’ : ‘\u00BF’,
    ‘!’ : ‘\u00A1′,
    “\’” : ‘,’,
    ‘’,
    ‘_’ : ‘\u203E’,
    ‘”‘ : ‘\u201E’,
    ‘\\’ : ‘\\’,
    ‘;’ : ‘\u061B’,
    ‘\u203F’ : ‘\u2040′,
    ‘\u2045′ : ‘\u2046′,
    ‘\u2234′ : ‘\u2235′
    }
    for (i in flipTable) {
    flipTable[flipTable[i]] = i
    }

  8. 8
    A Dude Says:

    Do you have to copy the code onto the comment box or wut? I’m a real novice at this so i need help

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