Flip Image

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Click to upload or drag and drop

Image files only (Max 7MB)

â„šī¸ How it works:
  • Upload your image file
  • Flip horizontally or vertically
  • Download result instantly

Flip & Mirror Images Online

Mirror your images in one click with our free online flip tool. Flip horizontally to create a left-right mirror image, or vertically to turn the picture top-to-bottom — and tick both for a full upside-down mirror. A live preview shows the effect instantly. Great for fixing mirrored selfies, building symmetrical designs, or prepping iron-on transfers. No sign-up and no watermarks.

How to Flip an Image

  1. Click the upload area above or drag and drop your image (up to 7 MB).
  2. Tick Horizontal Flip ↔ and/or Vertical Flip ↕. The preview updates live as you choose.
  3. Click Download Flipped Image to save it instantly.

Key Features

  • Horizontal Flip – Mirror the image left-to-right (like looking in a mirror)
  • Vertical Flip – Flip the image top-to-bottom (upside down)
  • Combine Both – Tick both for a 180° point mirror
  • Lossless Mirroring – Pixels are simply repositioned, with no quality loss
  • Keeps Your Original Format – The flipped image is saved in the same format you uploaded
  • Auto-Orientation – Respects your camera’s EXIF orientation
  • Live Preview & No Watermarks – See the flip first; clean output, completely free

Common Use Cases

  • Correcting mirrored selfies from front-facing cameras
  • Creating symmetrical designs by mirroring one half of an image
  • Flipping scanned pages that were placed the wrong way round
  • Preparing images for iron-on transfer printing (which needs a mirror image)
  • Reversing a directional image to match the flow of a page layout

Supported Formats

You can upload JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, TIFF, or GIF (max 7 MB), and your flipped image is saved in the same format you uploaded. Flipping only mirrors the existing pixels, so there is no resampling and no quality loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Flipping is a lossless operation — each pixel is simply repositioned, with no resampling. The mirrored image has the same detail and resolution as the original.

Flipping creates a mirror image (it reverses left/right or top/bottom), while rotating turns the image by an angle without mirroring it. If you need angle-based rotation, use our Rotate Image tool instead.

Yes. Tick both boxes — the result is a full point mirror, which is the same as rotating the image 180°.

You can upload one image up to 7 MB at a time. For larger files, shrink them first with our Compress Image tool.

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