Flip Image

Mirror, flip and rotate images, one or many at once. Export PNG or JPG, download...

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A flip tool mirrors an image across its horizontal or vertical axis. YaliKit's flip tool uses the HTML5 Canvas to mirror left-right or top-bottom, rotate 90 degrees, and batch flip many images at once, then export each as PNG or JPG or download the whole set as a ZIP, all in your browser with nothing uploaded.

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What You Can Do

Bulk Flip - Many at once → ZIP
Mirror H + V - Left-right / top-bottom
Rotate 90° - Any orientation
PNG or JPG - Pick your format
Instant - Live animated preview
Private - No upload

Why Use Flip Image?

Bulk & Batch Flip

Drop in many images and mirror them all with one click, then download every result together as a ZIP. Most flip tools do one at a time.

Flip, Mirror & Rotate

Mirror horizontally (left-right), flip vertically (top-bottom), or rotate 90°, per image or applied to all at once.

Instant Live Preview

Every flip and rotate animates instantly on the preview, no flip button, no waiting.

PNG or JPG Export

Choose your output format. Keep transparency with PNG, or get smaller files with JPG.

Nothing Uploaded

Your photos never leave your device. Everything runs in your browser with the Canvas API.

Works on Mobile

Fully responsive, touch-friendly, with a sticky download button that stays in reach while you edit.

Popular Uses

Fix Mirror Selfies

Correct selfies where text appears backwards or the image looks wrong.

Design & Art

Create symmetrical designs, reflection effects, or match element directions.

Print Preparation

Flip designs for t-shirt printing, iron-on transfers, or mirror printing.

Document Scans

Correct upside-down or reversed scanned documents quickly.

How It Works

1

Add One or Many Images

Drag your images onto the drop area or tap to browse. Add as many as you like. PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF all work, and nothing is uploaded.

2

Flip, Mirror or Rotate

Use the per-image buttons for horizontal mirror, vertical flip, or a 90° rotate, or hit 'Flip all' to apply it to every image at once.

3

Download PNG, JPG or a ZIP

Pick PNG or JPG, then download a single image or grab every flipped image together in one ZIP.

Quick Tips

Mirror Selfies

If your selfie looks 'off', it's because you're used to seeing yourself mirrored. Try horizontal flip to match how others see you.

T-Shirt Designs

For iron-on transfers, always flip your design horizontally before printing so it appears correct when transferred.

Text Reversal

Horizontal flip reverses text. If your image has text, check it's still readable after flipping or use for artistic effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Horizontal flip mirrors the image left-to-right, like looking in a mirror. Text appears reversed. Vertical flip mirrors top-to-bottom, like a water reflection. The 'Both' option combines both, equivalent to rotating 180 degrees.
Horizontal flip is useful for: fixing mirror selfies where text appears backwards, creating symmetrical designs, preparing images for printing (especially t-shirt designs), or matching the direction of elements in a composition.
Yes. That's the fastest way to work here. Drop in as many images as you want, click 'Flip all H' or 'Flip all V' (or rotate all), and download every result together in a single ZIP. You can also fine-tune any individual image before exporting.
Yes. Each image has a rotate button that turns it 90° at a time (90°, 180°, 270°), and “Rotate all” rotates every image at once. Combine rotate with a horizontal or vertical flip for any orientation.
Both. Toggle the PNG/JPG switch before downloading. PNG keeps transparency and is lossless; JPG produces smaller files with a white background.
No. Flipping is a lossless operation that just rearranges pixel positions. The output has the exact same quality, dimensions, and sharpness as the original.
No. Everything happens in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Your photos never leave your device. We physically cannot see your images because nothing is transmitted.
Yes! Just apply the same flip again. Horizontal flip applied twice returns to original. Same for vertical or both. Flipping is a reversible operation.
Front cameras often show a mirrored preview but save the actual (non-mirrored) photo. This makes selfies look 'off' because you're used to seeing yourself mirrored. Horizontal flip can fix this.
Absolutely. The interface is fully responsive. On mobile, tap the flip and rotate buttons on each image and use the sticky download button at the bottom.

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