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Flip an Image Vertically

Mirror any photo top-to-bottom in one click — free and right in your browser.

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Why flip an image vertically?

Flipping vertically mirrors a picture top-to-bottom, turning it into its own upside-down reflection. It's useful for creating water-reflection effects, correcting an image that was scanned or captured upside down as a mirror, and for design layouts.

A vertical flip is lossless: the rows of pixels are reversed without resampling, so detail is preserved exactly. The width and height stay the same.

How to flip an image vertically

  1. Open your image. Drag, choose, or paste your photo.
  2. Flip vertical. The page opens already mirrored top-to-bottom. Toggle to compare, or add a rotation or horizontal flip.
  3. Download. Save the result in its original format.

Vertical flip vs 180° rotation

A vertical flip mirrors the image top-to-bottom, while a 180° rotation turns it around its centre. They look different: after a vertical flip, text reads upside-down and mirrored; after 180°, text is just upside-down. Pick the one that matches the effect you want.

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Frequently asked questions

What does flipping vertically do?

It mirrors the image top-to-bottom, so the top edge becomes the bottom edge.

Is a vertical flip the same as rotating 180°?

No. A vertical flip is a mirror; a 180° rotation is a turn. They produce different results.

Does flipping vertically lose quality?

No — it's a lossless mirror of the existing pixels, apart from optional re-encoding.

Where is my image processed?

The rotation happens in your browser, so the new file is created on your own device. How any data associated with the tool is handled is described in our privacy policy.

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