Image Rotator
Rotate and flip images in your browser. Supports 90-degree steps and custom angles with complete privacy.
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How to Use
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Upload an Image
Drag & drop the image you want to rotate or flip, or click to select a file.
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Adjust Rotation & Flip
Use the 90-degree buttons or slider to set the rotation angle, and apply flip as needed.
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Download
Preview the result and click the download button to save.
What is Image Rotator?
A tool for rotating and flipping images using Canvas API, with no software to install. Fix sideways phone photos, correct scanned documents, or create mirror images for social media — all with a real-time preview so you can see the result before downloading. Supports 90-degree step rotations, custom angles from 0 to 359 degrees, and both horizontal and vertical flipping.
Key Features
- 90-degree rotation steps (left 90°, right 90°, 180°)
- Custom angle rotation via slider or numeric input (0–359 degrees)
- Horizontal and vertical flip (mirror effect)
- Real-time preview with rotation and flip applied simultaneously
- Browser-based processing — images are never uploaded to a server
- Supports JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF; downloads in the original file format
Use Cases
- Fix sideways or upside-down photos taken on a smartphone
- Correct the orientation of scanned documents before sharing
- Flip product images horizontally for e-commerce listings
- Rotate screenshots to landscape for presentations or docs
- Create mirrored selfies for Instagram or TikTok content
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my images uploaded to a server?
No. Rotation and flip operations use Canvas API in your browser. Image data is not transmitted to any server.
What file formats are supported?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF formats are supported. Transformed images are saved in the original file format.
Does rotation affect image quality?
For JPEG images, output is saved at high quality (92%), so there is virtually no visible quality loss. PNG, WebP, and GIF formats have no quality loss.
Why are some of my phone photos rotated sideways?
Smartphones embed rotation information in EXIF metadata rather than physically rotating the pixel data. Some apps and platforms don't honor this metadata, causing images to appear sideways. Rotating and re-saving the image corrects the orientation permanently.
What is the maximum file size?
You can upload image files up to 10MB.