How do I mirror a PDF online?
Open your PDF, choose Mirror horizontal for a left-right reflection or Mirror vertical for a top-bottom reflection, run the transform, and download the new PDF. All pages receive the selected action.
Mirror PDF pages left-to-right or top-to-bottom locally in your browser.
Choose a PDF, SVG, PNG, JPG, or WEBP file. The toolkit will detect the format and keep processing local.
This diagram shows a horizontal mirror: the entire page is reflected, including its text. Use rotation instead if your page is sideways and you want its writing to remain readable.
A vertical mirror reverses top and bottom. Both options keep the page dimensions. Downloaded pages remain PDF content rather than screenshots; check links, forms, and annotations separately because page embedding may not preserve them.
Mirror PDF reflects every page of a PDF left-to-right or top-to-bottom. Use horizontal mirroring to reverse a scan or prepare mirrored artwork; use vertical mirroring to reverse the page from top to bottom. Text is reflected along with images and shapes. Preview the result and download a new PDF while keeping the original file unchanged.
The toolkit uses pdf-lib locally in your browser. Each original page is embedded into a new same-size PDF page and drawn with a negative scale transform, so the document is mirrored without rasterizing pages or uploading files.
Open your PDF, choose Mirror horizontal for a left-right reflection or Mirror vertical for a top-bottom reflection, run the transform, and download the new PDF. All pages receive the selected action.
No. A mirror reflects the page and reverses its writing. Rotation turns the page 90 or 180 degrees without reflecting the letters. Use Rotate PDF to fix sideways pages.
The text is reflected with the rest of the page, so a horizontal mirror produces backward writing. Review the preview before downloading, especially if you are preparing a file for printing.
The tool embeds each original page into a new PDF page. Interactive form fields, links, annotations, and document-level features may not carry over. Keep your source file and check the output if those features matter.
No. It applies a PDF page transform using pdf-lib and keeps the output as a PDF.
No. Everything runs in your browser and your files never leave your device.