Method #2: Mirroring text Step #1: Open the Word document Click on Flip Horizontal again to revert.
Click on Flip Horizontal to make the change permanent. Word will mirror the object from left to right. Click on Flip Vertical to make the change permanent. More Rotation Options-rotate the object by any angle between 0° and 359.9°.Flip Horizontal-flip the object from left to right (mirror the object).Flip Vertical-flip the object upside down.Rotate Left 90°-rotate the object anti-clockwise by 90-degrees.Rotate Right 90°-rotate the object clockwise by 90-degrees.
In the Arrange section, click on Rotate to open a drop-down menu. Step #3: Open the Rotate menuĬlick on the Layout tab in the top menu bar to change the ribbon. Step #2: Select the objectĬlick on the object (image or shape) you want to mirror/flip to select it. Open the Word document containing the image and/or shape that you want to manipulate. Method #1: Mirroring/flipping images and shapes Step #1: Open the Word document We will show you two ways how you can mirror or flip an object: Word allows flipping images and shapes directly, but for mirroring text, Word requires that you enclose the text within a Text Box, and use 3-D rotation. However, flipping changes the character of the text entirely―you need a mirror to read the flipped text. Notice that flipping does not affect images much―you can still recognize the image. What happens to text, images, and shapes when you rotate them, flip them horizontally, or flip them vertically? It is useful to be able to mirror or flip an image if you are printing it on an iron-on transfer paper for transferring it to fabric, parchment, or wax paper.Īlthough Word does not have great photo editing features, it allows rudimentary functions like rotating images, shapes, or text you have embedded in documents.
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