A phone's front camera can mirror selfies, leaving text or asymmetric details facing the wrong way. This tool starts with the untouched original, then lets you choose Horizontal or Vertical with one click. The preview updates immediately in your browser, and choosing Original reverses the flip without another Apply step.
How it works
1. Load the photo you need mirrored
Pick your JPG, PNG, or WebP file from your phone or computer by tapping to browse, paste it straight in from your clipboard, or drag it onto the box above. This suits mirrored selfies where text or watches appear backward, scanned images that came out reversed by accident, and design graphics you want to duplicate as a mirror image for a symmetric layout. The photo loads and displays exactly as saved, entirely on your device, and stays there rather than being sent off anywhere at all before you decide whether to flip it.
2. Choose the direction
The tool starts on Original so the staged image is unchanged. Choose Horizontal to mirror left to right or Vertical to mirror top to bottom. Each button updates the preview immediately, and Original restores the unflipped view without a separate Apply click.
3. Download the flipped image
Once the preview looks correct, hit Download to save the mirrored version to your device. The flip is applied directly to the image's pixels, so text that was backward now reads correctly, and the result displays the same way in every app, browser, and printer rather than depending on some special flag only certain software understands. The original file on your device stays exactly as it was, so you keep both versions to compare or reuse, which is handy if you want the mirrored copy for one purpose and the untouched original saved separately for another purpose entirely.