Drop a folder and flip images in bulk in seconds — horizontally, vertically, or both. The same pass can rotate them by 90, 180, or 270 degrees, and you can download the results one at a time or as a single ZIP. Your pictures never leave your browser; there is no upload and no sign-up.
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Mirroring one photo is easy anywhere. Doing it to sixty of them is where an editor gets tedious, so this page is built to flip images in bulk with one setting, right inside your browser.
Drag a whole folder onto the tool, or click to browse and pick the files you want to mirror. Add as many as you like — JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF frames are all accepted, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Horizontal flip is already ticked, which is the mirror most people want. Tick vertical as well to do both, and set a rotation angle if the batch also needs turning. One choice covers everything, so you flip images in bulk instead of file by file.
Press process and the tool will flip images in bulk locally, showing each result as it finishes. Download a single file or grab the entire batch as a ZIP — the mirrored copies are ready to use.
Flipping is a one-click job that stops being a one-click job the moment you have a folder. Set the axis once and flip images in bulk with a single pass.
Flip horizontally, flip vertically, and rotate by 90, 180, or 270 degrees in the same run. Because it is one shared setting you can flip images in bulk and straighten them at the same time.
A mirror is a pure geometric operation — pixels are rearranged, not re-approximated. Flip images in bulk as often as you need without the softening that repeated lossy exports cause.
This tool runs entirely in your browser with the Canvas API. Your images are never uploaded to a server, so you can flip images in bulk even when the files are private, sensitive, or unreleased.
The reasons to flip images in bulk are almost always mechanical: a camera mirrored them, a layout needs them facing the other way, or a set needs variants.
Front-facing cameras and scanners often save a mirrored frame, so text reads backwards. Flip images in bulk once and a whole shoot or scan session comes out the right way round.
Mirrored artwork is a normal requirement for transfers, symmetrical layouts, and facing pairs. Flip images in bulk to produce the reversed set without redrawing anything.
A mirrored crop reads as a fresh frame in a feed. Flip images in bulk to build variant sets from footage you already have, then pick the ones that perform.
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When you are done here, BulkImagen can generate fresh images in bulk from a single prompt with credits — the same batch mindset, applied to AI image generation. Fix what you have, then create what you need.
