Flip video
Mirror a video left to right or upside down. Processing stays on your device.
Drop a video to flip
Mirror it left to right or upside down. The sound is kept as it is.
Any media file this browser’s engine can read.
How to flip a video
Open a video, choose Horizontal or Vertical, check the preview, and save the flipped copy. This video flipper runs in your browser, so the video is never uploaded.
Step 1
Choose a videoPick a file or drop it into the flipper above.Step 2
Choose the flipHorizontal swaps left and right; vertical, top and bottom.Step 3
Download the videoSave the flipped video when it is ready.
What to expect
- Supported inputs
- Any media file this browser’s engine can read.
- What happens
- The picture is mirrored and re-encoded in the source format, at no more than the source’s bitrate. The sound is copied untouched. Flipping both ways is the same as turning the video upside down, so MP4 and MOV do that without re-encoding.
- Limits
- A video track is required. A mirror is drawn into every frame, because many players ignore a mirror stored only in the file’s metadata.
Private by design
Your video stays on your device
Mastershot processes your file locally in this browser. It does not need to be uploaded to a server, and you do not need an account to use the tool.
- No upload
- No signup
- No watermark
Questions
Open it here, choose Horizontal, and select Flip video. Left and right swap, like a reflection in a mirror.
Flip it horizontally. Front cameras often save the picture mirrored, so text reads backwards; one flip puts it the right way round.
Rotating turns the picture, so a sideways video stands upright. Flipping mirrors it, so left becomes right or top becomes bottom. Use Rotate video for a sideways video.
Very little. The picture is re-encoded once, at up to the bitrate of the original, and the sound isn’t touched.