Flipping is a lossless pixel remap — like 90° rotation, no filtering happens. This tool handles horizontal (left-right mirror) and vertical (top-bottom flip) with one click each, plus combined 180° flip. Common uses: creating mirror-image product photos for A/B testing, generating both-facing versions of directional icons, or fixing scans that were digitized upside-down.
Two axes and combined
Horizontal flip (left-right mirror) is the most common — every pixel column reverses. Vertical flip (top-bottom) is rarer but useful for scans. Combining both is equivalent to a 180° rotation. Each is a single click.
Lossless operation
Both flip directions are pixel permutations. Nothing is re-sampled, nothing is filtered — the output is byte-identical to what you'd get by flipping in Photoshop. JPEG can be flipped losslessly at the DCT level; the tool uses that path when input is JPEG.
Batch and format preservation
Drop up to 20 images and flip them all in one go. Each output preserves its source format, filename (with a suffix like -flipped), and metadata (unless you toggle stripping).