Tools
Fileraz
Tools
Fileraz
Try jpg to png, compress image, pdf…
Image tool
Simple 3-step flow
One image at a time. Pick horizontal or vertical, watch the preview mirror, and export.
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Drop one JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, HEIC, SVG, BMP, or ICO file. The preview starts unmirrored.
One image at a time
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Horizontal mirrors left-to-right — the selfie fix. Vertical flips top-to-bottom. One direction per export; run twice if you need both.
Lettering reads backwards when mirrored
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The mirror is baked into pixels on a canvas in this tab, in JPG, WebP, PNG, or the source format. The original on disk stays put.
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What the workspace does
These match the editor — two direction buttons, a live mirror, and a baked-in export.
Horizontal is the usual selfie mirror; vertical turns the image upside-down. Pick one per export — a combined flip equals 180° rotation, so use the rotator if that is what you want.
One direction per export
The mirror is drawn into the pixels on export. There is no toggle to un-mirror later — keep the source if you may want the original orientation.
No layer toggle
Auto keeps the source type, or force JPG, WebP, or PNG with the same quality slider rules — JPG flattens transparency to white, PNG stays lossless.
Auto · JPG · WebP · PNG
Privacy architecture
Cloud editors upload selfies and scans to mirror them remotely. This editor flips pixels on a canvas here — the image never leaves the device.
Legacy cloud tools
Uploads the image to a remote queue.
Fileraz
0 bytes leave this machine. Canvas flip runs in this tab.
Legacy cloud tools
Held on a server, then deleted on a timer.
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Gone when you close the tab. No file server, no retention window.
Legacy cloud tools
You only get back what the server kept.
Fileraz
Source stays on disk. Output is a fresh encode.
Honest output
A pixel mirror — not rotation, not a 3D warp. Lettering reads backwards after a horizontal flip; screenshots of UI need separate text edits.
Answers
Rotation equivalence, PDF pages, and whether files are uploaded.
No. A vertical plus horizontal flip equals 180° rotation, but a single-axis flip does not.
Use the PDF tools hub for page rotation — this page is raster images only.
No.
Constraints
One image at a time.
Horizontal or vertical — not a 3D warp.
JPG/WebP re-encode is lossy.
Ready to flip an image in this tab?
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