Rotate Image
Get your photos the right way up. Rotate, flip or straighten images with live previews, batch editing and full-resolution downloads. Your images stay on your device.
About this tool
Get your photos the right way up. Rotate, flip or straighten images with live previews, batch editing and full-resolution downloads. Your images stay on your device.
Before you use Rotate Image
Get your photos the right way up. Rotate, flip or straighten images with live previews, batch editing and full-resolution downloads. Your images stay on your device.
- Input
- JPEG, PNG, Static WebP
- Output
- JPEG, PNG, WebP, ZIP
- Processing
- In your browser
- Limits
- 50 images; 25 MB per file, 100 MB combined; 24 megapixels and 8192 pixels per input side. Output: 32 megapixels per image, 10000 pixels per side, 100 MB combined. GIF and animated images are unsupported.
Does rotating change image quality or upload my photos?
Processing stays in your browser. Original files are kept during editing; downloads are new copies. PNG uses lossless encoding, while JPEG and WebP are re-encoded at your chosen quality. Straightening resamples pixels and may crop edges if you choose that option. Output uses sRGB and removes source metadata, including location. Use PNG or WebP for transparency; JPEG fills transparent areas with white or your chosen color. Review the actual exported preview before downloading.
Keep your original file and review the output. If processing fails, check the format and limits, then try a smaller supported file. Read the processing and privacy details.
How to use Rotate Image
- Choose JPEG, PNG or static WebP images, drop them into the page, or try the built-in sample. Images stay on your device.
- Rotate left or right, flip horizontally or vertically, or open the settings to straighten by an exact angle. Choose whether edits affect this image, a selection, or the entire batch.
- Compare the original and edited preview. Choose how to handle empty corners, your output format, and an optional filename prefix. Undo or reset whenever you need.
- Export your images, inspect the actual results, and download individual files or a ZIP. Successful images remain available if another image fails.
Useful next steps
Download your result, then select it in the next tool if needed.