Rotate & Flip Image
Turn a sideways photo the right way up, or mirror it horizontally or vertically, and save the change permanently.
Rotation is baked into the pixels, so the result looks the same in every viewer — unlike changing the EXIF orientation flag, which many programs ignore. Everything runs in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my photo look sideways only in some apps?
Because the camera stored the picture in its original orientation and added an EXIF rotation flag. Apps that read that flag show it correctly; those that ignore it show it sideways. This tool rewrites the actual pixels, which fixes it everywhere.
Does rotating reduce quality?
Rotating by 90, 180 or 270 degrees is a lossless rearrangement of pixels. The file is re-encoded on save at high quality, so any loss is imperceptible.
What is the difference between rotating and flipping?
Rotating turns the image around its centre. Flipping mirrors it, which reverses left and right (or top and bottom) — so any text in the photo will read backwards.
Can I combine rotation and flipping?
Yes. Apply as many operations as you like and the preview updates instantly; all of them are baked in when you save.