Flip uploaded images horizontally, vertically, or both with a browser-side canvas transform.
The image was flipped using a horizontal canvas transform.
The browser loads your image, applies a mirrored canvas transform, and redraws the pixels into a new output image.
This is a geometric transform only, so the original dimensions stay the same while the visual direction changes.
The exported image is saved in a browser-supported PNG, JPEG, or WebP format so the filename extension matches the actual encoded output.
No. The tool preserves the original width and height and only changes the drawing direction.
Yes. Any normal image format the browser can decode should work.
No. The transform happens locally in the browser with Canvas.
It effectively mirrors the image horizontally and vertically in one pass.
Image flipping is a simple but useful transform for asset prep, previews, and design exploration.
The exported file can change size because the browser re-encodes the drawn canvas output.
The original file is left untouched because the tool generates a separate output image.
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