Flip Video

FAQ

• What does "flipping" a video mean?

  Flipping a video creates a mirror image of it.Horizontal Flip: Mirrors the video left-to-right. What was on the left side now appears on the right, and vice-versa.Vertical Flip: Mirrors the video top-to-bottom. What was at the top now appears at the bottom, and vice-versa.

• Will flipping my video affect its quality?

  Flipping itself is a geometric transformation that shouldn't inherently degrade quality if the video were lossless. However, flipping a video using an online tool usually requires re-encoding the video. The quality of the output depends on the export settings you choose (resolution, bitrate, compression). If you export at the same or higher quality settings as the original, the visual degradation should be minimal. Using lower settings will reduce quality

• What flip options are available?

  Most tools offer both Horizontal Flip (left-right mirror) and Vertical Flip (top-bottom mirror). Our tool provides both options.

• What's the difference between flipping and rotating?

  Flipping: Creates a mirror image of the video (horizontal or vertical). Content is reflected.Rotating: Changes the orientation of the entire video frame by turning it (e.g., 90°, 180°). Content is turned but not reflected.

• What video formats can I flip?

  Our tool supports most popular video formats, such as MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, and more. Please check the tool's specific compatibility list.