Flip Image

Flipping mirrors the image along an axis — horizontal flip creates a mirror image (left↔right), vertical flip inverts it (top↔bottom). Rotation turns the image around its center point by a specified angle.

Yes, flipped text becomes reversed/mirrored and unreadable. If your image contains text, flipping is generally not appropriate unless you're creating a deliberate mirror effect.

No, flipping rearranges existing pixels without adding or removing data. The output file size is essentially identical to the input (minor variations from re-encoding).

Common uses: correcting selfie mirror effect, creating symmetrical designs, fixing scanned documents that were placed face-down, preparing images for iron-on transfers, and creating artistic mirror effects.

All common formats including PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. The output preserves the original format. For transparent images (PNG, WebP), the alpha channel is preserved during flipping.