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Palindrome Checker

Check if text is a palindrome (reads the same forwards and backwards). Test words, sentences, and phrases instantly.

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Text workspace

Check whether a text reads the same forwards and backwards under its comparison rules.

Method and limits

Prepare the text according to the rules for spaces, letter case and punctuation, then compare both reading directions. Read the result in relation to that preparation, since changing a rule can change the answer.

NFC normalization keeps accents. Case, whitespace and punctuation have separate switches. Unicode letters, numbers and symbols remain; reversing uses graphemes. Longest means a contiguous part of the normalized text, not of the original spelling.

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A man a plan a canal Panama → ✓; топот → ✓

Character Comparison

Normalized:

Reversed:
Longest Palindromic Substring:

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About Palindrome Checker

Check whether a text reads the same forwards and backwards under its comparison rules.

A man a plan a canal Panama → ✓; топот → ✓

NFC normalization keeps accents. Case, whitespace and punctuation have separate switches. Unicode letters, numbers and symbols remain; reversing uses graphemes. Longest means a contiguous part of the normalized text, not of the original spelling.

Use Cases

Verifying if words are palindromes
Educational games and puzzles
Creating palindrome challenges
Testing word patterns
Learning about language symmetry

How to use

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Check whether a text reads the same forwards and backwards under its comparison rules.

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Prepare the text according to the rules for spaces, letter case and punctuation, then compare both reading directions. Read the result in relation to that preparation, since changing a rule can change the answer.

3

A man a plan a canal Panama → ✓; топот → ✓

Pro Tips

  • NFC normalization keeps accents. Case, whitespace and punctuation have separate switches. Unicode letters, numbers and symbols remain; reversing uses graphemes. Longest means a contiguous part of the normalized text, not of the original spelling.
  • A man a plan a canal Panama → ✓; топот → ✓

Frequently Asked Questions

Check whether a text reads the same forwards and backwards under its comparison rules. A man a plan a canal Panama → ✓; топот → ✓

Initially case, whitespace and punctuation are ignored. Each option can be turned off independently. race car → ✓

Initially case, whitespace and punctuation are ignored. Each option can be turned off independently.

Only when the comparison rules exclude them.

No such conclusion follows: case and accent handling are separate rules.

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