Rotate Image Online
Rotate JPG, PNG and WebP images by 90 degrees or more and export an upright copy directly in your browser.
Why this tool exists
Baking rotation into pixels makes the result display correctly in systems that ignore orientation metadata.
- ✓ 90° rotation
- ✓ left/right rotation
- ✓ orientation-safe output
- ✓ local processing
Useful for
- • phone photos
- • scanned documents
- • orientation fixes
Fix image orientation without relying on viewer-specific metadata
Rotating an image creates a new output with the desired visual orientation. This is useful for phone photos, scans and images that appear sideways in one application but upright in another.
Make the orientation part of the pixels
Some image workflows rely on orientation metadata. Baking the rotation into the output pixels can make the image more predictable when moved between applications.
Verify the output after rotation
Check the whole frame and important edges after rotation. A rotated image may have a changed canvas orientation, which matters if it will be placed into a fixed-size layout.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rotate an image 90 degrees?
Yes. Quarter-turn rotations are the common fix for sideways photos and scans.
Does rotating change image quality?
A rotation can be lossless for some source/output paths, but re-encoding can still affect quality or file size. Keep the source copy.
Why is my photo sideways only on some websites?
Different software may interpret orientation metadata differently. Exporting an upright copy can make the visual orientation explicit.
Should I rotate or flip a mirrored image?
Rotate changes orientation around the image plane; flip mirrors the image. Choose the operation that matches the actual problem.