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Flip an image

Mirror an image horizontally or vertically without uploading it. Flip a selfie, correct a reversed scan, or create a reflection — then crop and export in the format you need.

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Crop, rotate, and flip

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Free crop, fixed ratios, 90° rotation, and mirroring. Your image stays in this tab.

How to crop, rotate, or flip an image

  1. Add your image Drop one JPG, PNG, or WebP file into the editor.
  2. Crop, rotate, or flip Use a free crop or a fixed ratio, then correct the orientation.
  3. Export at full resolution Choose PNG, JPG, or WebP and download the edited image.

Horizontal vs vertical flip

A horizontal flip mirrors the image left to right. It is the common fix for a reversed scan or a selfie that does not match how you see yourself. A vertical flip mirrors top to bottom, which is useful for reflections and some design effects.

Both operations can be combined. Two horizontal flips return the image to its original orientation, so use the reset button if you lose track.

Good reasons to mirror an image

  • Correct a scanned document or photo that was saved in reverse.
  • Create a symmetric design or a reflection effect.
  • Match the direction of a subject to a layout or template.
  • Experiment with a composition before committing to an edit.

Export the mirrored result

Flipping is applied to the pixels, not just the preview. The exported file opens in the flipped orientation in any viewer. Combine the flip with a crop to remove edges, or rotate afterward if the composition needs it.

As with any browser edit, the export is re-encoded. Use PNG for lossless output or JPG/WebP for smaller files.

Frequently asked questions

Does flipping change the image dimensions?

No. A flip mirrors the pixels but keeps the same width and height. Rotating 90 degrees is what swaps the dimensions.

Can I flip only part of an image?

No. The flip applies to the whole image. Crop first if you want to isolate an area, then flip the cropped result.

Does flipping reduce quality?

The image is redrawn and re-encoded. PNG output is lossless; JPG output may introduce a small amount of compression. Keep the original if you need it later.

Can I flip a transparent PNG?

Yes. Choose PNG or WebP output to keep transparency. JPG output will flatten transparent areas onto white.

Last updated: November 12, 2026