Flip any image horizontally or vertically in one click — free, no signup, and your files never leave your device. Perfect for mirroring selfies, fixing backwards text, and creating symmetrical designs. The result downloads as a lossless PNG at your exact original dimensions.
When should you flip an image?
Flipping is the quickest fix for a surprisingly common set of problems. Front-camera selfies often come out mirrored compared to what you saw in the viewfinder — a horizontal flip puts them right. Photos of signs, whiteboards, or T-shirts sometimes show text backwards after mirroring; flipping restores it. Designers flip elements to build symmetry: mirror one half of a graphic and you get a balanced composition in seconds. And profile pictures taken in mirrors can be un-mirrored so text and logos read correctly.
Horizontal vs vertical flip: what is the difference?
- Horizontal flip mirrors the image left to right, like looking in a mirror. This is the one you want for selfies, backwards text, and mirrored logos.
- Vertical flip mirrors the image top to bottom, turning it upside down. Useful for creative effects, correcting upside-down scans, and symmetrical artwork.
Flipping twice in the same direction returns the exact original — the operation is perfectly reversible because no pixels are altered, only rearranged.
How to flip an image
- Drop your image onto the dashed box above, or click it to browse your files.
- Choose horizontal or vertical flip direction.
- Press Flip Image and download your
.pngfile.
The before-and-after preview shows your original next to the flipped result, so you can confirm the mirror looks right before you download.
Will flipping hurt my image quality?
No. A flip only changes the order of pixels — every pixel keeps its exact color value. The result is saved as a PNG, which is lossless, at your original dimensions. Unlike re-saving a JPG (which re-compresses and degrades slightly each time), flipping here loses zero quality no matter how many times you do it.