Flip images online

Mirror horizontally or vertically in seconds. Files stay on your device for core processing.

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Max file size: ~5 MB per image (browser limit). Contact us for larger workflows.

Use cases

When to flip an image

Use flip when content looks mirrored. For sideways or upside-down camera rotation, use the Rotate tool. For dimensions use Resize, and for file size use Compress.

  • Phone photos

    Fix mirrored selfies and front-camera left-right swaps before sharing.

  • Scans and docs

    Correct mirrored scans from messaging apps or odd scanner defaults.

  • Design prep

    Mirror assets for layout; use Rotate for sideways sources before resize.

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Workflow

How to flip an image

Upload, choose horizontal or vertical flip in the editor, then download. One image per session.

  1. 1
    Click Select images or drag files into the upload area.
  2. 2
    In the editor, choose Horizontal or Vertical flip.
  3. 3
    Download the fixed image when the preview looks correct.
Also seeRotateResizeCrop

Questions

Flip-specific answers. Need more help? Contact us.

Use horizontal flip when a selfie or scan looks mirrored left-to-right. Use vertical flip when an image is upside down in the mirror sense. If the photo is sideways (portrait vs landscape), use the separate Rotate tool instead.

Core flip processing happens in your browser for local uploads. We do not require account signup to use this tool. If you import via URL, your browser fetches that image directly.

The transform itself does not blur pixels. Quality changes only when you export to a lossy format like JPEG. For best quality, keep PNG/WebP lossless or use high-quality JPEG settings in the editor.

The flip editor works on one image per session so previews and downloads stay predictable. Run the tool again for another file.

A good order is flip or rotate first, crop second, resize third, then export. That sequence gives predictable dimensions and avoids unnecessary quality loss.