Rotate Image

Rotate or flip JPG, PNG and WebP images.

or drop files here · paste with Ctrl+V

Your files stay on this device.

How to use Rotate image

  1. 1. Choose your imagesClick Choose files or drag JPG, PNG or WebP images onto the box.
  2. 2. Pick a rotation and click ConvertKeep 90° clockwise or pick another option under Rotate or Flip, then click Convert.
  3. 3. DownloadDownload the images one at a time or all together as a ZIP.

Rotate and flip options

Every image you add gets the same rotation. To only flip an image, set Rotate to None.

OptionWhat it doesUse it for
90° clockwise or counter-clockwiseTurns the picture a quarterPhotos taken with the phone on its side
180°Turns it upside downUpside-down scans and photos
Flip horizontalMirrors left and rightReversed selfies, mirrored text
Flip verticalMirrors top and bottomReflections, design work

Why photos show up sideways

Phones save photos the way the sensor sees them. They add an EXIF orientation tag that tells apps how to turn the photo. Some websites, older programs and printers ignore the tag, so the photo appears sideways.

This tool turns the pixels themselves and resets the tag. The image then looks the same everywhere.

Privacy

Rotating runs in your browser. Your images are not uploaded to a server.

Frequently asked questions

How do I rotate a picture 90 degrees?

Add the picture, keep 90° clockwise selected and click Convert. To turn it the other way, choose 90° counter-clockwise.

Does rotating lose quality?

Very little. Rotated JPGs are saved again at quality 92, which looks the same as the original. PNGs stay lossless.

Can I rotate several photos at once?

Yes. Add them all, pick the rotation and click Convert. Download them together as a ZIP.

How do I mirror a selfie?

Set Rotate to None and Flip to Horizontal, then click Convert.

Why does my photo look right on my phone but sideways elsewhere?

The phone reads the photo's orientation tag and some sites and programs don't. Rotating here turns the pixels, so the photo looks right everywhere.

Does rotating remove location data?

Yes, by default. GPS location and camera details are removed. Set Metadata to Keep to leave them in.

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