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How to Flip an Image in Word for Office 365

posted on March 19, 2019

Have you ever added a picture to a document and found that it’s in the landscape or portrait orientation, but you need it to be in the other one? Fortunately there are tools in Microsoft Word that let you change the layout of your image in a couple of different ways.

One of the options that lets you do this will make it possible for you to flip an image in Word. You can flip it along either the horizontal or vertical axis if you need it to be in that position relative to its current positioning.

How to Flip a Picture in Word

The steps in this article were performed in Word for Office 365, but will also work in other versions of Word. The menu that we will be going to in the final step of this guide is going to give you the option of rotating your image in a handful of ways, including the flipping options that we will be using for this article.

Step 1: Open your file in Word.

Step 2: Select the image that you want to flip.

select the picture to flip in word

Step 3: Click the Picture Tools Format tab at the top of the window.

select the picture tools format tab

Step 4: Click the Rotate button in the Arrange section of the ribbon.

how to rotate picture in word

Step 5: Select the Flip Horizontal or Flip Vertical option.

how to flip an image in word

Do you share your computer with someone else, and don’t want them to easily see what files you’ve been working on? Find out how to change the number of recent documents in Word, even setting it to zero if you’d prefer not to display any recent documents.

Matthew Burleigh
Matthew Burleigh

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