Drop files here, or click to browse
Drop one or many images, or a whole folder. You can also paste with Ctrl+V.
How to use
Drop the photo to mirror
Add one image or several, in any common format including HEIC and TIFF, up to 100 MB each. With one file you see the original and a flipped preview side by side.
Pick Horizontal, Vertical or Both
Choose Horizontal for a left-right mirror, Vertical for a top-bottom mirror, or Both. Add a quarter turn under Rotate as well if you need one. The preview updates as soon as you change an option.
Flip and download
Press Flip. The file is saved with the direction in its name, such as photo-flipped-horizontal.jpg, and several files download together as flipped-images.zip.
Why Flip Image
- Horizontal, vertical or both axes, plus an optional 90 or 180 degree turn.
- Side-by-side live preview and a choice of output format.
- Bulk mode applies the same flip to every file, with ZIP download.
- Runs in your browser with no upload.
Why selfies look mirrored and how to fix them
When you use the front camera, the screen shows a mirror image because that is what people are used to seeing in a mirror. Raise your right hand and the hand on the right side of the screen moves. Some phones keep that mirrored version when they save the photo, and others flip it back. That is why the same selfie can look different on two phones.
The mirrored version is what you see every day, so it often looks more natural to you. Everyone else sees the unmirrored version. The difference is obvious only when there is text in the frame, such as a shirt slogan, a book cover or a street sign.
To fix one photo, load it, choose Horizontal, check that the text in the preview reads correctly, and press Flip. For a whole album from the same phone, drop all the files at once and download the ZIP. Many phones also have a camera setting for mirrored front photos, if you want to stop it happening in future.