Rotate Images

Rotate or flip multiple images at once, target selected orientations, and download the finished batch.

How to rotate an image

Correct orientation or mirror an image in three direct steps.

  1. 1

    Add your image

    Choose the photo or graphic that needs a new orientation.

  2. 2

    Rotate or flip

    Turn left or right, or mirror the image horizontally or vertically.

  3. 3

    Review and download

    Check the transformed preview and save the corrected file.

Correct image orientation

Turn or mirror images while preserving the full canvas content.

01

Rotate and flip precisely

Apply quarter turns or horizontal and vertical flips, with controls for selected images or matching orientations.

  • Rotate left or right by 90 degrees
  • Flip horizontally or vertically
  • Target selected image orientations
Rotate and flip precisely
Rotate left or right by 90 degrees
Flip horizontally or vertically
Target selected image orientations
Rotate and flip precisely
02

Correct camera photos

Fix sideways or upside-down photos before placing them in albums, profiles, listings, or shared folders.

  • Turn portrait photos upright
  • Correct imported camera orientation
  • Keep the whole frame visible
Correct camera photos
Turn portrait photos upright
Correct imported camera orientation
Keep the whole frame visible
03

Align scanned documents

Straighten pages captured in the wrong quarter-turn orientation before reading, archiving, or combining them.

  • Make page text readable
  • Standardize portrait and landscape pages
  • Prepare scans for document workflows
Align scanned documents
Make page text readable
Standardize portrait and landscape pages
Prepare scans for document workflows
04

Mirror social graphics

Flip compositions when a subject, arrow, or visual balance needs to face the opposite direction in a post.

  • Reverse left-to-right composition
  • Reposition a subject's visual direction
  • Check text before mirroring
Mirror social graphics
Reverse left-to-right composition
Reposition a subject's visual direction
Check text before mirroring

Image rotation FAQ

Answers about dimensions, orientation, mirroring, and image quality.

What rotations can I apply?
You can rotate images left or right in 90-degree steps and flip them horizontally or vertically. Quarter turns are useful for camera and scan orientation, while flips mirror the existing composition across one axis.
Do width and height swap after rotation?
Yes, after a 90-degree or 270-degree turn, the output width becomes the source height and the output height becomes the source width. A 180-degree result keeps the same canvas dimensions as the original.
Does rotating crop the image?
No. Quarter-turn rotation preserves the complete rectangular image and adjusts the canvas orientation to contain it. This tool does not perform arbitrary-angle straightening, which can require cropping around diagonal edges.
Will rotation reduce image quality?
The geometric turn itself does not invent or remove image areas, but the downloaded file is encoded again by the browser. Start with the best source available and inspect fine details when repeated exports must be avoided.
What is the difference between rotate and flip?
Rotation turns the entire canvas around its center, while flipping creates a mirrored version across a horizontal or vertical axis. A flip reverses directional details, including readable text, signs, and asymmetric logos.
Can I fix mirrored text with this tool?
Yes, if the whole image was mirrored, applying the matching horizontal or vertical flip can restore its direction. If only one element is reversed inside a composition, you need an editor that can transform that layer alone.
Which way should I rotate a sideways photo?
Use the direction that brings the subject upright: rotate right for a clockwise turn or left for a counterclockwise turn. Check signs, horizons, and faces in the preview rather than relying only on stored orientation data.
Can I target portrait or landscape images?
Yes. The workspace can apply a transform to selected files, all files, or images matching portrait or landscape orientation. Review the set before processing so images already facing correctly are not turned again.

Turn your image the right way

Rotate or mirror a photo, scan, or graphic and download the result.