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Flip / Mirror Photo

Mirror horizontally or flip vertically before posting.

About this tool

Mirror a selfie so it matches what you see in a mirror, or flip a scan that came in upside down. Choose horizontal and/or vertical flip, preview, then download — processing stays on your device.

How to use

  1. Upload a photo.
  2. Choose flip horizontal and/or vertical.
  3. Check text and logos in the preview.
  4. Download the mirrored result.

When to use it

Selfies and outfit checks

Front cameras often feel “wrong” when left and right are swapped versus a mirror. A horizontal flip can match the reflection you are used to before a dating or social upload.

Product shots for symmetry

Some sellers mirror a photo to compare layouts. Remember logos and labels will reverse — avoid mirroring packaging with readable text.

Upside-down imports

A vertical flip (or Rotate 180°) fixes pages and posters that imported inverted. Use Rotate when you need quarter turns instead.

How this compares

Rotate turns the image in place; Flip mirrors it. Cropper changes framing without mirroring. If you need both upright orientation and a mirrored selfie, rotate first, then flip. Neither step replaces EXIF cleanup for public home photos.

Things to keep in mind

  • Horizontal mirror reverses text, license plates, and logos — double-check before Marketplace posts.
  • Flipping is permanent on the download; keep the unmirrored original.
  • Do not use mirroring to “hide” identifying details; use Photo Redactor for that.
  • Batch carefully: one wrong flip on a labeled product wastes a listing slot.

FAQ

Will text look reversed?
Yes — horizontal mirror reverses text and logos. Use it for faces or scenes, not documents with readable text.
Flip vs rotate 180°?
Rotate 180° turns the photo upside down without mirroring left-right. Horizontal flip mirrors as a looking-glass would.
Does flipping upload my photo?
No. It runs in your browser only.
Can I flip both ways?
Yes — combine horizontal and vertical when the import is both mirrored and inverted.

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