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Another way to do this is to render your animation, then go to the video sequence editor. Add your rendered images or movie, press N and go to the drop down menu options, scroll down and check the option to play the video backwards. Go back to VSE press control F12 (to sequence render, again), with the backwards box checked and this will render your animation in reverse.

Another way to do this is to render your animation, then go to the video sequence editor. Add your rendered images or movie, press N and go to the options in the filter section and check the option to play the active clip backwards. Go back to VSE press control F12 (to sequence render, again), with the backwards box checked and this will render your animation in reverse.

Another way to do this is to render your animation, then go to the video sequence editor. Add your rendered images or movie, press N and go to the drop down menu options, scroll down and check the option to play the video backwards. Go back to VSE press F12, with the backwards box checked and this will render your animation in reverse.

Another way to do this is to render your animation, then go to the video sequence editor. Add your rendered images or movie, press N and go to the drop down menu options, scroll down and check the option to play the video backwards. Go back to VSE press control F12 (to sequence render, again), with the backwards box checked and this will render your animation in reverse.

@abhineet97 Another way to do this is to render your animation, then goto video sequence editing, add your render images/movie, press control F12 to sequence render your animation, when this is done press N and goto the drop down menu options, scroll down and you will see an option to play the video backwards. (goto your render settings and change the name of your file as if you have overwrite selected you will lose your original animation). When you have done this go back to VSE press F12 again, with the backwards box checked, this will sequence render your animation and it will now be reversed. Press control F11 to see the result. Your file will be where you saved it to and you can access itwhenever you choose.

Another way to do this is to render your animation, then go to the video sequence editor. Add your rendered images or movie, press N and go to the drop down menu options, scroll down and check the option to play the video backwards. Go back to VSE press F12, with the backwards box checked and this will render your animation in reverse.