A selfie that came out reversed, a logo that needs to face the other way, a layout you want to mirror — all fixed in one click with a flip. And if you have a whole folder to mirror, you should not have to do them one at a time. This guide covers horizontal and vertical flips, losslessly and in bulk.
TL;DR — Use the flip image tool to mirror any photo horizontally or vertically, for one image or a whole batch. Lossless, free, and nothing is uploaded.
Horizontal or vertical: which flip do you need?
| Flip | What it does | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Horizontal | Mirrors left ↔ right | Reversed selfies, facing a logo the other way, mirroring a layout |
| Vertical | Mirrors top ↔ bottom | Reflections, water effects, flipping a scanned page |
| Both | Mirrors on both axes | The same result as a 180° rotation for symmetric edits |
Is flipping lossless?
Yes. A flip simply reorders the pixels that are already there, so no quality is lost and nothing is re-rendered. You can flip an image as many times as you like and it stays exactly as sharp as the original. That is different from a free-angle rotation, which has to redraw the image and can soften it slightly.
Step by step: flip an image
- Open the flip image tool and drop in one or many photos.
- Choose a direction — horizontal, vertical, or both. The preview updates instantly.
- Apply it to the whole batch if you added several at once.
- Download one image or the lot as a zip. Nothing leaves your device.
Tip: A horizontal flip is the fastest fix for a selfie that looks “wrong” because front cameras mirror the preview. Flip it once and text in the shot reads the right way again.
After flipping
A flip often pairs with a couple of follow-up steps:
- Rotate or straighten if the image also needs turning.
- Crop to retighten the frame after mirroring.
Where to go next
- Rotate and straighten an image — turn or level a photo.
- Crop an image to any aspect ratio — tidy the frame.