Palindrome Finder
Scan a text and find the palindromes hidden inside it — words that read the same both ways.
Hunting for palindromes in a passage
Where a palindrome checker tests one word you give it, this searches through a whole text and pulls out the palindromes it contains — the words like level, radar and noon that happen to read the same backwards. It is a fun way to comb a passage for hidden symmetry, useful for word games, puzzles, or simple curiosity.
Paste the text and the palindromic words are found for you.
Find versus check
The distinction is which direction you are working. Checking answers a yes-or-no question about a specific word or phrase you already have in mind. Finding does the searching for you, surfacing the palindromes you did not know were there across a body of text. If you just want to confirm whether one word qualifies, the checker is quicker; to discover them in a passage, this does the hunting.
Palindrome Finder FAQ
How is this different from a palindrome checker?
A checker tests one word you give it; this searches a whole text and finds the palindromic words inside it.
What counts as a palindrome here?
A word that reads the same backwards as forwards, like level or radar.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The scan happens in your browser.