Rotate Text Characters

It shifts every character along by the number of positions you set and wraps the ones that fall off the end back around. For example, rotating “abcdef” left by two gives “cdefab”.

Left moves characters toward the start, so the first characters wrap to the end. Right does the opposite, moving characters toward the end so the last ones wrap to the front.

Yes. Rotation works on graphemes, so an emoji or an accented letter is treated as a single character and never broken apart.

The amount wraps around, so rotating by the text length returns the original, and larger numbers keep counting from there.

No. The rotation runs in your browser and your text never leaves the tab.