Right-to-left Embedding Mark (U+202B)

Right-to-left Embedding Mark (U+202B): copy the invisible Unicode U+202B (RIGHT-TO-LEFT EMBEDDING) with one click, paste it before your mixed-direction text so clients that support the bidi algorithm render that run right-to-left — no server processing, clipboard only.No form fields — press Copy to place U+202B on your clipboard. Nothing is sent to our servers for this action.

One invisible Unicode character changes how the line starts.

U+202B is “RIGHT-TO-LEFT EMBEDDING” (RLE): a bidirectional control character from the Unicode Bidirectional Algorithm. When you paste it at the very beginning of a paragraph, field, or tweet, many apps treat the text that follows as embedded in a right-to-left direction until the embedding ends (for example with U+202C POP DIRECTIONAL FORMATTING) or the mark is removed.

This page does not read your clipboard and does not upload your message — the button only writes the single RLE character to the clipboard so you can paste it wherever you need.

Use it when Latin and Arabic/Persian/Hebrew (or other RTL scripts) sit on one line and the caret direction or glyph order looks wrong in a specific client.
You will not see a dot or box after copying; the proof is pasting into your editor and moving with arrow keys, or using a hex view — the character is there.
If you need a whole wrapped segment instead of “start of buffer” behavior, try the separate “RTL embedding marks” tool on Toolsina, which wraps your selection with RLE and PDF (U+202C).

U+202B · Unicode name: RIGHT-TO-LEFT EMBEDDING · HTML/XML: ‫ · CSS escape: \202B

After copying, click where your RTL sentence should begin, then paste once (Ctrl+V / ⌘V).

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Right-to-left Embedding Mark (U+202B)

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