Mirror a photo horizontally or flip it vertically to change its orientation. Create the look you need and save the edited image for your project.
JPG, PNG, WebP — Processed locally in your browser
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Sometimes a photo looks right in every other way, but the subject faces the wrong direction for the layout you are creating. You might want to mirror a selfie, reverse the direction of a product photo, or create an alternative version of an illustration. The Imagesmint flip image tool lets you reverse an image horizontally or vertically in your browser, preview the result, and download the edited file without installing image-editing software.
Horizontal and vertical flipping serve different purposes. A horizontal flip swaps the left and right sides of an image, while a vertical flip reverses the top and bottom. You can also apply both directions when your design calls for it.
Mirroring selfies and portraits: A horizontally flipped version can help when you prefer the subject to face the opposite direction. Keep in mind that flipping also reverses any text, logos, labels, or other recognizable details in the image.
Adjusting product photos: When arranging products in an online store, promotional graphic, or presentation, the direction a product faces can affect how the composition looks. Flipping lets you try a different orientation without cropping the image or changing its dimensions.
Creating alternative graphic compositions: Designers may use a flipped illustration or photograph to explore different layouts or balance visual elements. A vertical flip can be useful for certain creative effects, although it will make ordinary subjects appear upside down.
The flip buttons act as toggles. Clicking an active direction again turns that transformation off, which makes it easy to compare different versions before downloading. Uploading a new image resets the flip settings.
These operations solve different problems. Flipping mirrors the image content horizontally or vertically while retaining its original width and height. The image rotation tool changes the angle instead, making it more suitable for correcting a tilted photo or changing its orientation.
If your image contains unwanted edges or too much empty space, use the image cropper to adjust its framing. When you need different pixel dimensions for a website, document, or upload requirement, the image resizer is a better fit. Choosing the right operation helps you avoid unnecessary edits.
Flipping does not change the original pixel width or height in this tool. However, the image is redrawn on a browser canvas and exported as a new file. As a result, the downloaded file size can differ from the source even when its dimensions remain unchanged.
PNG input is exported as PNG, while other supported input formats are exported as JPG by the current implementation. JPG export uses a quality setting of 92%, so you should not assume that every detail from the original file will be preserved. JPG also does not support transparency. Check the output carefully if your image contains transparent areas or if retaining the original format matters.
No installation is required. The image is processed locally in your browser, so you can flip and download it without using a separate editing application. Keeping a copy of the original is still a sensible precaution, particularly when working with important photos or graphics that may need further editing.
Yes. Activate both flip options to reverse the image across both axes.
The pixel width and height remain the same. The file size in bytes may change because the image is exported again.
The tool accepts images the browser can load, and its interface lists JPG, PNG, and WebP. Under the current export logic, a flipped WebP image is downloaded as JPG rather than WebP.