2 How to Flip an Image in PowerPoint – Very easy

You can easily flip images in PowerPoint. On social media like facebook, You may often see the same picture but with the direction reversed. Or, You may have watched some of the same videos but with the direction reversed.

Flipping an image or video is not a difficult job, So it's not surprising that many content creators upload reversed images or videos, as if they uploaded a new image or video.

This short tutorial will show you two ways to flip an image using PowerPoint, You can apply this method to flip videos so that it looks like you have a new video taken from a different angle.

Normal Way to Flip an Image in Powerpoint

To flip an image or video in PowerPoint, do the following steps:

1. Insert a picture or video into PowerPoint. You can insert images by copy-pasting or via the menu Insert. You can follow the same method now Insert images into Word.
2. After inserting the image into PowerPoint, Click on the image and a new tab will appear, namely Picture Format. If you enter a video then what appears is a tab Video Format
3. On the tab Picture Format or Video Format, in section Arrange, click Rotate then select one of the rotations you want to apply, Flip Vertical or Flip Horizontal, in this guide the rotation selected is Flip Horizontal.

4. Save your new picture. Right click on the picture and select Save As Picture. If you flip the video, see how to save videos on the following guide.

Quick Way to Flip an Image or Video in Powerpoint

The fastest way to flip an image in PowerPoint is by Click and Drag. You can also apply this method to videos that you want to reverse. The practice step below is to flip the video.

1. Click on the video so that eight dots appear on the edge of the video.
2. Point the mouse pointer at a point on one side of the video so that the mouse pointer changes shape into a double arrow.
3. Click on one of the points then drag it to the opposite side.

4. Furthermore, save the video by right clicking then selecting Save Media As

That's an easy way to flip an image in PowerPoint, the same way to flip a video. After reading this guide, You now know how a content creator replicates other people's images or videos.