This is how it works on Android, iPhone & PC

If you have a video on your smartphone, you can mirror it. You don’t need expensive video editing software for this. Instead, apps help you directly on the Android smartphone or iPhone to mirror a video.

With the right application, you don’t have to familiarize yourself with the functions. Instead, there is a simple option that directly mirrors your video.

Video mirrored? How to change it (Android)

Android users can access the InShot app. The prerequisite is that the video is already saved as a file on the smartphone. Thats how it works:

1. Installs and launches the InShot app.
2. Opens the desired video within the application.
3. Look at the list of different functions. You can find them here too “Mirror” option.
4. As soon as you tap on it, your Video mirrored automatically.
5. saves the new clip. A copy is made so that the original video is still preserved.

Mirror video on iPhone

iPhone users don’t need to install any additional app, they can edit the video with iMovie. The application is pre-installed on iOS. If you don’t have it, you can retrofit it via the App Store. Then proceed as follows:

1. opens iMovie.
2. Press that “+” symbolto start a new project.
3. Above “import media‘ insert the video file to be edited.
4. Controls the option “Filters and Effects” at.
5. Here you will find the filter “mirrored“.
6. Once selected, the video content realigned. In the preview you can check what the result looks like.

Elsewhere we explain how to mirror images on iPhone.

That’s how it works on the PC

If working on the small smartphone screen is too strenuous for you or if you have the video file on your computer hard drive, there are also programs for the PC that you can use to mirror videos. The free application “Free Video Flip and Rotate”, for example, is suitable for this. Insert your video here and easily change the orientation using one of the buttons below the video window.

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