Flip an image horizontally, vertically, or on both axes. Use it for mirrored webcam shots, reversed selfies, reflected product photos, or a folder of images that all need the same mirror direction.
The task is direct: choose a flip direction, preview the mirrored image, and download the result in the original file format.
Horizontal and vertical flips
Horizontal flip mirrors left and right. It is the setting for fixing a selfie or webcam image where text, faces, or room layout appear reversed.
Vertical flip mirrors top and bottom. Use it for reflection-style images, upside-down scans, or assets that were exported on the wrong vertical axis. Turning on both controls mirrors both axes at once.
Batch mirroring
The global flip controls apply to every image you add. Use that when a whole folder needs the same correction.
Each image card also has its own Flip H and Flip V controls. Change a single image, reset it to the global setting, then download one file or export the batch as flipped-images.zip.
Flip vs rotate
Flip and rotate solve different problems. A horizontal flip makes text read backward, which is correct for a mirrored camera capture but wrong for an image that only needs to be turned upright.
Use a rotator when the image needs a 90-degree or 180-degree turn without reversing the content.