Picture Rotation
Rotate the image to any angle, support horizontal and vertical flip
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JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and more image formats
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A photo that came out sideways or slightly tilted is annoying to look at and share. Rotating sets it upright: a quarter turn at 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or a small custom angle to straighten a crooked horizon.
How to rotate images?
- 1UploadClick 'Select files' or drag images into the upload area
- 2Set optionsUse quick rotation or input a custom angle; enable flip as needed
- 3ProcessPreview the result and optionally apply to all images
- 4DownloadDownload the rotated image or continue editing
Common use cases
Fix a sideways photoTurn a phone photo that opened on its side so it's the right way up everywhere.
Straighten a tiltNudge a crooked horizon or a scan that went in at a slight angle back to level.
Switch orientationTurn a landscape shot to portrait, or the other way, to suit where it's going.
Get it ready to print or postSet the image the right way up so it doesn't come out rotated when printed or uploaded.
Good to know
Quarter turns or a custom angleUse 90, 180 or 270 to fix orientation. Use a small custom angle, just a few degrees, to straighten a tilt.
An odd angle trims the cornersRotating by anything other than a quarter turn leaves blank corners, so the result is cropped or filled to stay rectangular. A straighten usually loses a thin edge.
Right angles stay cleanTurns of 90, 180 or 270 keep the image as-is. An arbitrary angle re-renders the pixels and can soften it a touch.