Turn any photo into a perfectly symmetrical image. Mirror left to right, right to left, top to bottom or into four quadrants, and slide the mirror line to choose what gets reflected.
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Mirrored landscapes and architecture create surreal, eye-catching compositions.
See what a face would look like if both sides were identical.
Quad mirroring turns any photo into a seamless-looking ornamental tile.
The part of the image on the kept side of the mirror line is copied, flipped and placed next to the original, so both sides meet exactly at the line. Because the kept part is doubled, the output size depends on where the line sits: a line at 30 percent in left-to-right mode creates an image 60 percent as wide as the original.
Quad mode keeps the top-left region defined by both lines and reflects it horizontally, vertically and both ways, giving four-way symmetry. Moving the lines is a quick way to find interesting patterns in textures, buildings and nature shots.
Pixels are copied and flipped, never resampled, at the processing size.
Show the mirror line to check alignment; it is never included in downloads.
Place the vertical line exactly between the eyes for face symmetry.
The kept part is doubled. Move the mirror line to 50 percent to keep the original dimensions.
Use left to right or right to left and move the vertical line to the center of the nose. Try both modes to compare each side of the face.
No. The guide is temporarily hidden whenever you download.
It creates four-way symmetric patterns, great for backgrounds, textures and kaleidoscope-like art.
Yes. Images never leave your device.
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