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Flip Image

Mirror a photo horizontally or vertically, preview instantly, then download as PNG or JPG

🔒 Images are never uploaded to a server — everything runs right in your browser.

Drag & drop an image here

or click to choose a file — PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, BMP

↔ Mirror both ways

Flip horizontally to create a mirror selfie, or vertically to turn an image upside down. Combine both to rotate 180° by mirroring.

📄 No quality loss

Flipping only mirrors the pixels — no resizing or re-drawing. Choose PNG to keep every pixel identical to the source.

🔒 Completely private

The whole process runs in JavaScript on your machine. Images are never uploaded to a server.

Flip Image Online

This flip image tool mirrors a photo: flip horizontally to swap left and right (handy when a selfie shows reversed text), or flip vertically to turn it upside down. You can flip both ways at once to get a 180 degree mirror image.

Flipping only mirrors the pixels, with no resizing or redrawing, so quality is preserved exactly when you export PNG. Everything runs inside your browser, so the image is never uploaded to a server.

How to flip an image online

  1. Drag and drop or choose the image to flip (PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, BMP).
  2. Click Flip horizontal or Flip vertical; click both for a diagonal flip.
  3. Pick the output format, PNG (keeps transparency) or JPG.
  4. Click to download the flipped image.

Key features

  • Mirror horizontally, vertically, or both.
  • Instant preview with a Reset button to return to the original.
  • PNG output keeps every pixel identical to the source.
  • Accepts all common image formats, including phone photos.

FAQ

How is flipping different from rotating? Flipping mirrors the image (swaps left-right or top-bottom), while rotating spins it around its centre by an angle. Flipping both horizontally and vertically gives the same result as a 180 degree rotation.

Does flipping reduce quality? No. Flipping only reorders pixels, with no resampling. A PNG export is identical to the source, just mirrored.

Is my image uploaded anywhere? No. Everything runs in JavaScript inside your browser and the image never leaves your device.

Why does transparency disappear when I choose JPG? JPG does not support transparency, so a transparent PNG background becomes white. Export PNG to keep it transparent.