Mirror images horizontally or vertically — fix mirrored selfies, scanned negatives, and reversed text. Processed on your device; the format stays the same.
The converter
Drop in one image or a whole batch. Everything is converted on your device — no upload, no wait.
How it works
Mirror one image or a whole batch without sending anything to a server.
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Pick a file or drag it straight in — drop in .jpg, .png or .webp files — the format is kept.
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Flip horizontally, vertically, or both — then press Flip & convert.
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It saves straight to your device the moment it’s ready — no upload, no waiting.
Why here
Learn
Front cameras preview a mirrored image because that is how mirrors work and it feels natural. Many phones then save the photo exactly as previewed — mirrored — which is why text on a shirt or sign reads backwards. No amount of rotation fixes a mirror image; only a horizontal flip restores reality.
The same applies to scanned film negatives inserted backwards and slides digitized from the wrong side: one flip, fixed.
Flip horizontal mirrors left-to-right (the selfie fix). Flip vertical mirrors top-to-bottom (upside-down scans). Enabling both is geometrically identical to rotating 180°. Pick your mirrors, press Flip & convert, and every file in the queue is processed the same way — locally, with the format preserved.
FAQ
Front cameras preview a mirrored image and many phones save it that way. A horizontal flip restores real-world orientation so text reads correctly.
Rotation turns the image; flipping mirrors it. A mirrored image can never be fixed by rotation alone — that is when you need this tool.
PNG stays lossless; JPG and WebP are re-encoded once at quality 92, which is visually identical to the source.
Yes — enabling both mirrors is equivalent to a 180° rotation, and both toggles can be active together.
If text reads backwards, you need a flip. If the image is turned but text reads correctly, you need a rotation. Upside-down with readable-but-inverted text = 180° rotation.
PNG is untouched pixel-for-pixel (just reordered). JPG and WebP re-encode once at quality 92 — visually identical.
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