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Image Rotate & Flip

Turn an image by a quarter turn, or mirror it horizontally or vertically.

Local processing
YOUR WORKSPACE

Your image stays on this device.

Output settings

Flips use the original image axes, then rotation is applied. A new image or Reset clears these settings.

JPG uses a white background for transparent areas.

Choose an image to get started.

Image preview

Your image will appear here

Processed in your browser

No upload, no sign-up. Your original file is never changed.

Your inputs stay on this device. No account or file upload needed.

A QUICK GUIDE

How to use image rotate & flip

Rotate a photo clockwise by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or flip it across its original horizontal or vertical axis. Check the exported preview before downloading a new image. Your original file stays unchanged.

  1. Choose one static JPG, PNG or WebP image.
  2. Choose a clockwise rotation and optional horizontal or vertical flips. Flips are applied along the original image axes before rotation.
  3. Choose the output format, process the image and download the previewed result.
TRY THIS EXAMPLE

Turn a landscape image into a portrait

Rotating an 800 × 600 image clockwise by 90 degrees produces a 600 × 800 image. The original bottom-left corner moves to the top-left. Turning it by 180 degrees keeps its dimensions.

Good to know

  • Only quarter turns are supported, so rotation does not need to invent pixels along angled edges.
  • The browser applies EXIF orientation when decoding the original; the selected rotation is applied after that.
  • PNG and supported WebP preserve transparency. JPG uses a white background. Exporting re-encodes the image and does not preserve arbitrary metadata.

Common questions

What happens when I flip and rotate together?

Horizontal and vertical flips use the original decoded image axes first. The chosen clockwise rotation is then applied. This order is fixed so the result is predictable.

Can I rotate by an arbitrary angle?

This tool supports 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees. Arbitrary angles, animation and batch processing are not supported.