Mirror image online & flip photo horizontally or vertically
Whether you call it mirror image online, flip image horizontally, flip image vertically, or reverse picture, the idea is the same: reflect pixels across an axis. Our tool is built for speed and clarity—upload, preview on a canvas, download—with optional bulk mirror for small sets of web-ready formats.
Why use an online mirror or flip tool?
- Selfies and portraits: Front cameras often produce a mirrored view; flipping horizontally can match how others see you or align with a printed reference.
- Text and UI mockups: Screenshots or logos may need a horizontal flip to sit correctly in a layout.
- E-commerce and design: Vertical flips can balance a composition or match a template without opening desktop software.
- Batch consistency: Apply the same mirror to many product shots so they face the same direction before upload.
How to use this mirror image tool (step by step)
- Select images: Click Select Images and choose one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP files. You can add up to 20 per batch. Unsupported types are skipped and noted in the list below the button.
- Choose flip options: Turn on Flip horizontal (↔), Flip vertical (↕), or both. Active buttons highlight in green. Reset clears both mirrors.
- Check the preview: The canvas shows the first image with your current flips. Every other file in the batch will use the same settings when you download.
- Download: Click Download flipped image(s). One file saves as
filename_mirrored.ext. Multiple files save as mirrored_images.zip (duplicate names inside the ZIP are auto-suffixed).
Formats, transparency, and quality
We intentionally support JPG, PNG, and WebP—the formats most often used on the web and exported from phones. PNG and WebP can carry transparency; the canvas keeps alpha when the browser can encode that format. JPG has no transparency; flipping does not change dimensions, so sharpness stays the same as the source until you re-encode.
Privacy: local processing
Mirroring uses HTML5 Canvas in your browser. Unlike tools that upload to a server, this page does not send your image bytes to PicSpectra for the flip step. Closing the tab or reloading clears the in-session state. (Batch ZIP creation loads a small third-party JSZip script from a CDN; it still runs locally in your browser.)