Flip Image Online

Flip an image left to right, upside down, or in both directions. Add an image, choose the flip settings, and download the result when it’s ready.

Processed in your browser. Your file is not uploaded.

Select or drop JPG, PNG, or WebP images into the tool, add up to 20 for one batch. GIF and HEIC aren’t accepted.

Choose the flip direction. Horizontal flip is on by default, so turn it off for a vertical-only flip. Turn on the vertical control to flip upside down, or use both controls together. Select Reset to turn both controls off.

Check the live preview, which shows the first image in a batch. The same settings apply to every image, different directions per image aren’t supported. When ready, download the result, or download all batch results together as a ZIP.

Use a horizontal flip when a selfie, scanned page, or graphic needs to face or read the other way. For an upside-down image, turn off horizontal, which starts on by default, and enable vertical. To flip both ways, leave horizontal on and enable vertical. Reset turns both controls off.

To change the orientation of a set of images, add them together and apply the same settings. The preview shows the first image, and each image keeps its dimensions. Different settings per image aren’t available in a batch.

Output stays in the original format unless you choose JPG, PNG, or WebP under More options. JPG and WebP have a quality control set to 90% by default, ranging from 1–100%. PNG and WebP retain transparency, JPG fills transparent areas with the selected background color, white by default.

Very large images may exceed the browser canvas limit and be rejected: above 150 megapixels, or about 16.7 megapixels on iPhone and iPad. Animated WebP and APNG use only the first frame. Output is re-encoded and doesn’t retain EXIF, GPS, XMP, or the embedded color profile. Phone-photo orientation is applied before flipping.

FAQ

Can I flip an image both horizontally and vertically?

Yes. Horizontal flip is on by default, and you can turn on the vertical control to apply both directions. Select Reset to turn both controls off.

Can I flip multiple images with the same settings?

Yes. Add up to 20 images, and the same flip settings will be applied to all of them. The preview shows the first image, and you can download the results together in a ZIP file.

Which formats can I upload and download?

You can upload JPG, PNG, and WebP. Results can be saved as JPG, PNG, or WebP, and a batch can be downloaded as a ZIP. GIF and HEIC are not accepted.

Will flipping change the image dimensions or keep transparency?

Flipping does not change the image dimensions. PNG and WebP output retain transparency, while JPG fills transparent areas with the selected background color.

Are my images uploaded, and do I need an account?

Flipping and encoding happen in your browser, and files are not uploaded. No registration is needed, and results do not have a watermark.