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Rotate image

Turn an image by a fixed or custom angle.

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JPEG · PNG · WebP · AVIF · up to 10.0 MB · 5 at a time

This runs on your device. Your images are never uploaded.

How it works

Camera orientation stored in EXIF is applied first, so the image starts the right way up before your rotation is added. Angles that are not multiples of 90 leave triangular gaps at the corners, which are filled with your background colour.

Formats and limits

Accepts
jpeg, png, webp, avif, gif, tiff, bmp
Outputs
jpeg, png, webp, avif
Max size
10.0 MB
Per batch
5 files

Your privacy

This tool runs entirely in your browser — your images are never uploaded anywhere. Very large files fall back to our server, and the tool tells you before you run it when that applies. Either way, no account is needed.

Rotate an image by 90°, 180°, or any angle in your browser. Fix a photo that came out sideways, straighten a scan, or turn an image to the orientation you need — quickly and without uploading anything.

Fix a photo that saved sideways

Phone photos often save rotated, showing up on their side on a computer. A quick 90° or 180° turn puts them right. This is the single most common reason people reach for a rotate tool, and it takes one click here.

Rotate by any angle to straighten

Beyond quarter turns, you can type any angle to straighten a slightly tilted scan or horizon. Quarter turns keep every pixel; an odd angle adds corners, which are filled with a background colour or left transparent depending on the format you save. It runs in your browser.

How to rotate an image

  1. 1Upload the image you want to rotate.
  2. 2Choose a quarter turn, or enter a precise angle.
  3. 3Preview the rotated result.
  4. 4Download it.

When to use Rotate image

  • Fixing a phone photo that saved sideways.
  • Straightening a slightly tilted scan or photo.
  • Turning an image to portrait or landscape for a layout.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rotate by an exact angle?

Yes — use a quick 90° turn, or type any angle for fine straightening.

Will rotating crop my image?

Quarter turns keep everything. Rotating by an odd angle adds corners, which are filled with a background colour or left transparent depending on the format.

Is it private?

Yes — rotation happens in your browser.

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