If you want to flip a picture in Word, you’ll need to first open the document containing the image you want to manipulate. This can be any image inserted into your document. You can also do this to shapes or other drawings you insert into Word.

To flip the image, make sure the image is selected by clicking on it. From the ribbon bar, select the “Format” tab under the “Picture Tools” section (or “Drawing Tools” section for other types of images or objects).

From there, click the “Rotate Objects” icon in the “Arrange” section. This icon may appear bigger or smaller, depending on your available screen resolution and the size of the Microsoft Word window itself.

A drop-down menu will appear below the icon, with various options to rotate and flip your image.

To flip the image so that it appears upside down, click the “Flip Vertical” option. If you want to mirror the image horizontally, select the “Flip Horizontal” option instead.

The image effect you selected will be applied to your image automatically.

You can then reposition your image, or make further changes to it using the “Picture Tools” (or “Drawing Tools”) menu. For instance, you can remove the background from an image using the built-in removal tool offered in Microsoft Word.