How it works
- 01
Add a photo
Drop, paste or choose one image. The page uploads nothing, and there is no queue.
- 02
Mirror it
Left to right, top to bottom, or both. The preview turns over at once.
- 03
Save it
Download it as JPG, PNG or WebP, at the size you started with.
Why a photo needs mirroring
Most front cameras save the selfie the way you saw it on screen. That is your reflection, not your face. Anyone looking at the photo sees a parting on the wrong side and lettering that runs backwards. Mirroring it left to right puts the picture the way the room was.
Printing is the other common reason. Iron-on transfer paper and window vinyl are stuck face down. Whatever you print has to go on the sheet backwards to come out the right way round.
The rest is design work. Mirroring a portrait makes the subject face into the page instead of off the edge. Two mirrored copies of one shape also make a symmetrical pair.
- Directions
- Left to right, top to bottom, or both. Quarter turns are on the same panel.
- Size
- A flip never changes the width or the height. The saved file is the size you opened.
- Quality
- The flip keeps every pixel and puts it in a new place. It stretches and invents nothing.
- Output
- JPG, PNG or WebP. No watermark, no daily limit, no account.
A flip is not a turn
A turn spins the picture around its middle, and the content stays the right way round. A flip swaps one side for the other, so the content itself reverses. Any text in the picture tells you which one you have. After a flip it reads backwards.
Left to right is the flip almost everyone wants. Top to bottom stands the picture on its head with left and right still in place. It looks like a reflection in water.
Doing both at once lands you somewhere familiar. A left-to-right flip plus a top-to-bottom flip is the same picture as a half turn. Use the rotate tool if that is what you were after.