Rotate JPG, PNG and WebP
Turn sideways or upside-down images in 90-degree steps.
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Rotate Image
Rotate or flip images with automatic canvas sizing.
Your images stay in this browserSimple workflow
How to use Rotate Image
- 1Add images
Select, drop or paste supported files.
- 2Choose settings
Adjust the options for the result you need.
- 3Download
Review each result and download it locally.
Image rotation guide
Correct image orientation in seconds
Flip horizontally or vertically
Mirror left to right or flip top to bottom for scans, photos and designs.
Rotate privately in your browser
Supported images are processed locally and are not uploaded to our server.
Set the angle from the displayed orientation
Check the uploaded thumbnail before choosing an angle.
Use positive or negative angles
The default is 90 degrees clockwise. Use -90 for a quarter turn counterclockwise or 180 for an upside-down image. Enter 0 when you only need a flip.
Check camera EXIF orientation first
Camera photos can carry EXIF orientation hints. If the thumbnail is upright, another 90-degree turn makes it sideways. Base your correction on the displayed image.
Straighten a tilt without clipping corners
Custom angles expand the output canvas to hold the rotated image.
Expect a different bounding size
A small angle can increase both dimensions and leave triangular spaces around the picture. Background fills those spaces and existing transparent pixels; the default is white.
Crop the exposed background afterwards
Crop the downloaded rotation to remove unwanted borders. Leave room for the subject: removing all corner spaces also removes some image content near the edges.
Crop the rotated imageReview flips and the downloaded image
Check lettering and asymmetric details after combining a flip with rotation.
Test flips with zero rotation
Set Angle to 0 to inspect flips separately. Horizontal and vertical refer to the source axes before rotation; combining a flip with a nonzero angle changes where mirrored details end up.
Open the file before sharing
Open the saved file to check lettering and background color. Inspect every batch result: the same angle and flip settings are applied to all photos, even with different starting orientations.
Helpful answers
Frequently asked questions
Can I rotate by a custom angle?
Yes. The output canvas expands to fit the rotated image. You can also flip it horizontally or vertically.
Are my images uploaded to a server?
These edits run on your device in the browser, so the image is not uploaded to our processing server. The browser reads the selected file and creates a new downloadable copy without overwriting the original. Available memory and format support depend on your browser; very large or unsupported files may need a different tool. This does not mean the website makes no network requests for its normal assets.
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