Flip Image
Mirror any image left-to-right or top-to-bottom, then download it.
How to use the Flip Image
- Choose an image from your device.
- Click flip horizontal or flip vertical — you can combine both.
- Download the flipped image.
About the Flip Image
This tool mirrors an image. Flipping horizontally swaps left and right, so text reads backwards and a face looks the other way — the same effect as looking in a mirror. Flipping vertically swaps top and bottom, turning the picture upside down about its horizontal axis. You can apply either flip, or both together for a 180° mirror, and the preview updates instantly.
Everything happens on an HTML canvas inside your browser, so the photo you pick is never uploaded to a server — it stays on your device from start to finish. That makes it safe for personal photos, screenshots and anything you would rather not send anywhere. PNG images keep their transparency in the download; other formats are saved as a high-quality JPEG.
Flipping is handy for fixing a selfie that came out mirror-reversed, matching the direction of two images in a layout, or creating a symmetrical reflection. If you need to turn an image by an angle rather than mirror it, use the rotate image tool; to cut it down to part of the frame, use crop image. To shrink the file itself, the server-side compress image tool reduces the size without changing the pixels you see.
Frequently asked questions
Does flipping reduce the image quality?
No. A horizontal or vertical flip just rearranges the existing pixels, so no detail is lost. PNGs are saved losslessly with transparency intact; other formats are exported as a high-quality JPEG at 92% quality.
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The flip is done entirely in your browser on a canvas element. Your image is never sent to a server and nothing is stored.
Can I flip both ways at once?
Yes. Apply flip horizontal and flip vertical together and the image is mirrored on both axes, which is the same as rotating it 180 degrees.
What file formats can I flip?
Any image your browser can open — JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF and others. Transparent PNGs stay transparent in the downloaded file.
Will the download keep the same dimensions?
Yes. Flipping does not change the width or height; it only mirrors the content, so the saved image is the same size as the original.