Image Rotate

Rotate and flip your images instantly.

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wasm-vips (~5MB) will be downloaded on first use and cached by your browser.

Image Rotate & Flip

Rotate images 90ยฐ, 180ยฐ, or 270ยฐ and flip horizontally or vertically. Fix orientation issues or create mirror effects. Supports all common image formats.

What is it used for?

  • Fixing incorrectly oriented photos
  • Rotating scanned documents
  • Creating mirror images for design work
  • Correcting upside-down photos

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Upload your image
  2. Select rotation (None, 90ยฐ, 180ยฐ, 270ยฐ)
  3. Optionally select flip (Horizontal or Vertical)
  4. Select output format
  5. Click Convert and download

How it works

Upload an image, select rotation angle and/or flip direction, choose output format, and click Convert. wasm-vips applies the transformation without quality loss.

Tips & Best Practices

  • 90ยฐ clockwise is the most common fix for portrait photos
  • Horizontal flip creates a mirror image
  • Use PNG output for zero quality loss

Frequently Asked Questions

Is quality preserved during rotation?

Yes, rotation by 90ยฐ increments is lossless for pixel data. If you output as JPEG, the re-encoding step applies JPEG compression.

Does rotation affect image quality?

90ยฐ, 180ยฐ, and 270ยฐ rotations are lossless - they simply rearrange pixels. Flipping is also lossless. These operations don't recompress the image.

Why does my photo appear rotated incorrectly?

Many cameras store orientation in EXIF metadata rather than actually rotating the pixels. Our tool applies EXIF rotation first (auto-rotate), then applies your chosen rotation.

Privacy & Security

This tool uses wasm-vips (libvips compiled to WebAssembly). The WASM binary (~5MB) is downloaded on first use and cached by your browser. All image processing happens locally on your device - your images are never uploaded to any server. This makes it safe for sensitive, private, or confidential images.