Mirror a JPG, PNG, or WebP image horizontally or vertically, right in your browser.
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- Runs entirely in your browser — your image is never uploaded
- Mirror horizontally, vertically, or both at once
- Free, no account required
How it works
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Choose or drop the image to mirror.
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Press Flip horizontal, Flip vertical, or both.
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Check the preview and click Flip Image.
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Download the mirrored copy.
About the Flip Image
Flipping mirrors a picture instead of turning it. A selfie camera saves text backwards, a design might need an arrow pointing the other way, or two product shots should face each other on a page. This tool mirrors a JPG, PNG or WebP image left-to-right, top-to-bottom, or both, at its original size and in its original format.
What you can do
- Press Flip horizontal to swap left and right.
- Press Flip vertical to swap top and bottom.
- Turn both on together, or press a button again to undo that flip.
- See which flips are active from the highlighted buttons and check the preview before saving.
When it works best
- Correcting a front-camera selfie where a shirt logo or sign reads backwards.
- Making a model or product face into the page rather than out of it.
- Creating a mirrored copy of an icon or illustration for a symmetrical layout.
Things to know
- Mirroring is done on a canvas in your browser; the image is not uploaded anywhere.
- Width and height stay the same and transparency in PNG and WebP is kept.
- Any text inside the picture is mirrored too, which is usually what makes a flip look wrong.
- Flipping both ways gives the same result as a 180° turn. For other angles, use Rotate Image.
Frequently asked questions
Horizontal swaps left and right; vertical swaps top and bottom. Both can be active together.
Press the same button again. Highlighted buttons show which flips are on.
Yes for PNG and WebP, and the image keeps its original size and format.
Flipping mirrors everything, including lettering. If you just need it upright, use Rotate Image.