Rotate & Flip
Rotate 90° steps and flip images horizontally or vertically.
How it works
- 1Drop one or more images.
- 2Turn 90° steps and toggle horizontal or vertical flip.
- 3Download the results or a ZIP of the batch.
About
Rotate and flip images on your device. Use 90° quarter-turns plus horizontal and vertical flips. Apply to one file or a batch. Nothing is uploaded.
Odd turns swap width and height. The result is re-encoded (quality 0.92 for lossy formats). This is not a free-angle rotate and not a lossless JPEG transpose.
Soft caps: 50 MB per file, 24 files in a batch, 32 megapixels.
Common use cases
- Fix a sideways phone photo
- Mirror a product shot
- Batch-rotate a scan set
- Flip a screenshot for a mockup
Quarter-turns and flips
Each click is 90°. Horizontal flip mirrors left-right; vertical flip mirrors top-bottom. You can combine a turn and both flips.
Odd turns swap width and height so a 4000×3000 photo becomes 3000×4000.
What re-encoding does
Pixels are redrawn, then saved in the source format family (JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF). PNG stays lossless. JPEG is not a lossless transpose.
If you also need GPS gone, run Strip EXIF on the JPEG. Rotation here does not promise a metadata wipe.
When not to use this tool
Skip it for deskewing a crooked scan, 3D perspective, or print-imposed exact degrees. Use a desktop editor for those.
Huge inputs above 32 megapixels are rejected. Batch work stops at 24 files.
FAQ
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