Mirror
Flips the selected geometry into its mirror image
Written by Jacob Hartman
Updated at August 28th, 2026
Table of Contents
At a Glance
Flips the selected geometry into its mirror image, either horizontally, vertically, or across a line you draw. A Copy option creates the mirrored image as a new copy while leaving the original in place; a Group option controls whether a multi-object selection is mirrored as one unit or object-by-object.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Mirror Type | Horizontal, Vertical, or a user-drawn Mirror Line as the flip axis. |
| Corner | A small diagram for picking which corner the mirror is measured from. |
| Start / Finish | The two points of the mirror line (Mirror Line mode). |
| Copy | Creates a mirrored copy of the selection, leaving the original untouched. |
| Group | Mirrors all selected objects together as one group; when off, each is mirrored individually. |
| Apply / Close | Apply completes the mirror immediately; Close exits without mirroring anything. |
Overview
Flips the selected geometry into its mirror image, either horizontally, vertically, or across a line you draw. A Copy option creates the mirrored image as a new copy while leaving the original in place; a Group option controls whether a multi-object selection is mirrored as one unit or object-by-object.
Using Mirror
- Select the object(s) to mirror.
- Choose the mirror type: Horizontal or Vertical (the mirror line is placed automatically through the center or a chosen corner — click Apply to complete), or Mirror Line (click a start point and a finish point to draw the line to mirror across — applied automatically once the second point is set).
Choosing the Mirror Axis
Horizontal and Vertical mirror the selection across an automatically positioned horizontal or vertical axis using the selection center or chosen corner as the reference.
Mirror Line lets you draw the reflection axis yourself by selecting its Start and Finish points.
Enable Copy when both the original and mirrored geometry are needed. Group determines whether multiple selected objects are reflected as one arrangement or individually.
Result
The selected geometry is flipped into a mirror image across the chosen line, replacing the original or adding a mirrored copy.
