Rotate your images

Turn photos a quarter, half or three-quarter turn — one file or a hundred.

Drop images here or click to choose files You can also paste an image with Ctrl+V
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Photos taken sideways, scans that came out upside down, screenshots from a rotated monitor: this turns them the right way up and saves the result so every app shows them correctly.

Unlike rotating with an orientation flag (what most phone galleries do), the pixels themselves are rotated here. That matters when the file is going somewhere that ignores the flag — printers, older software, upload forms, some e-readers.

Rotation is applied to every file you drop in, so a folder of sideways scans takes one click.

How to use it

  1. Drop your images in.
  2. Pick a quarter (90°), half (180°) or three-quarter (270°) turn.
  3. Download them, or take the whole batch as a ZIP.

Frequently asked questions

Will rotating lose quality?

A JPG is re-encoded once at high quality, which is visually indistinguishable but not mathematically identical. PNG and WebP are lossless. If you need a bit-perfect JPG rotation, a dedicated lossless JPEG tool is the only way.

Why does my photo look rotated already in my gallery but not elsewhere?

Because your gallery is reading the orientation flag in the file’s metadata, and the other program isn’t. Rotating here bakes the rotation into the pixels, which every program understands.

Can I rotate by an arbitrary angle?

Not here — this page does quarter turns, which is what straightening a sideways photo needs. For a small tilt correction you want a crop-and-straighten tool.

Does it work on a whole folder?

Yes. Drop in as many images as you like; each one is rotated with the same setting and you can download the lot as a ZIP.

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