FileGizmo — Image tools
Flip or mirror an image
Mirror an image horizontally or flip it vertically in a local browser worker.
Processing locally…
Your image is ready
Simple by design
Flip Image in three steps
FileGizmo flips images without transferring them to a server. A horizontal flip mirrors the picture from left to right, which is useful for adjusting a subject’s direction, correcting mirrored camera captures, or preparing symmetrical graphics. A vertical flip turns the image across its horizontal axis. Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file, select the direction, and then select Flip image to create a downloadable preview.
The operation keeps the original pixel dimensions and redraws the image once in a dedicated browser worker. PNG transparency remains intact, while JPEG and WebP use a high-quality browser encoder. Flipping changes the visible pixels but does not attempt to preserve camera metadata, GPS details, or editing history; use the EXIF remover when metadata privacy is the main goal. Text inside a horizontally mirrored image will also be reversed, so check logos, signs, screenshots, and documents before sharing the result. The browser returns a standard image blob, filename, and MIME type, and FileGizmo revokes temporary preview links when you reset the workflow.
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Choose a supported image
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Select horizontal mirror or vertical flip
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Process preview and download the result
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What is a horizontal flip?
It mirrors the image from left to right, like viewing it in a mirror.
Does flipping change the dimensions?
No. The output keeps the source pixel width and height.
Is transparent PNG supported?
Yes. Transparency remains when the source and output format support it.
Does FileGizmo store the image?
No. The source and output remain inside your browser session.