Rotate or flip an image instantly

For anyone correcting a sideways photo or adapting a visual’s direction before placing or publishing it.

Rotate an incorrectly oriented image or create its mirror version, then receive the corrected visual immediately for your next use.

How to use

Load a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image into the tool; the file may be up to 20 MB.
Choose a rotation of 90, 180, or 270 degrees to match the orientation you need.
Select horizontal, vertical, or no mirror if the image should be reversed.
Review the result, run the process, and download the transformed file.

Example

A phone photo appears sideways in a gallery. The user applies a 90-degree rotation, checks that the subject is upright, and saves the corrected version. They can also create a horizontal mirror to fit a layout that calls for a reversed composition.

Limits and formats

Only 90, 180, and 270 degree rotations are offered; small angle corrections are not available.
A mirror can make text or logos unreadable because their direction is reversed as well.
Supported files are PNG, JPEG, and WebP, each up to 20 MB.
A 90 or 270 degree rotation swaps width and height, so confirm that the new shape fits the intended space.

Where processing happens

Rotation and flipping are calculated in the browser. Your file remains on the device, with no external upload, and the transformed version becomes available to download once the operation is complete.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between rotating and flipping?

Rotating turns the image around its center and changes its orientation. Flipping creates a mirror effect without turning the image. You can combine both, but always inspect the result if the picture contains text, numbers, or recognizable symbols.

Can I straighten a photo by just a few degrees?

No, the available choices are 90, 180, and 270 degrees. Correcting a slight tilt would require a free-angle rotation tool. This utility is best for fixing a photo that is fully sideways or upside down.

Does flipping reduce image quality?

Flipping is a simple geometric transformation. It should not add noticeable blur when no resizing is involved. Still, open the downloaded file to confirm that the direction and details match your expectations before publishing or printing it.