Image Rotate & Flip - Rotate and Flip Images Online

Rotate and flip images directly in your browser.

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Image Rotate & Flip corrects sideways phone photos, mirrored scans, and upside-down uploads by rotating 90°/180°/270° or flipping horizontally and vertically.

Rotate before crop or resize so aspect ratios match your target platform. Export bakes in the new orientation — use Image EXIF Remover afterward if hidden metadata privacy matters.

Processing is local in the browser. JPG export fills transparent areas with a solid background because JPG does not support transparency.

Common uses for Image Rotate & Flip

Typical tasks this tool is built for.

Rotate photos that were captured in the wrong orientation.
Flip images horizontally or vertically for design and content needs.
Prepare correctly aligned visuals for social platforms and websites.
Batch-process multiple files without opening separate editing software.

How to use Image Rotate & Flip

Step 1. Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images that display sideways or mirrored.
Step 2. Choose rotation angle or flip direction.
Step 3. Export in the same format or convert to JPG if you need a smaller shareable file.
Step 4. Check the result — rotation bakes in the new orientation and may clear some EXIF orientation tags.

Why use this tool?

Rotate 90°/180°/270° or flip horizontally and vertically to fix orientation.
Runs locally — photos are not uploaded for rotation.
Apply before crop or resize so aspect ratios match your target platform.

Privacy and formats

Rotation and flip run locally in your browser. Images are not uploaded for this workflow.

Input: JPGInput: PNGInput: WEBPInput: AVIFOutput: JPGOutput: PNGOutput: WEBPOutput: AVIF

Best results with Image Rotate & Flip

Practical tips before you download or share the output.

If you convert to JPG, transparent areas will be filled with the selected background color because JPG does not support transparency.

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Common problems this tool helps with

Situations where this workflow saves time.

Rotating then wondering why EXIF still shows wrong — export saves the visual rotation; use EXIF Remover if metadata privacy matters.

JPG export of transparent PNG — pick PNG output or accept a solid background color.

Upside-down phone photos — try 180° or 90° until the subject reads correctly.

Crop before rotate on tight portraits — rotate first if the wrong edge is treated as the top.

Frequently asked questions

Are images uploaded when I rotate?

No. Rotation and flip run locally in your browser.

Does rotation fix EXIF orientation automatically?

The exported file shows the corrected pixels. Hidden EXIF orientation may still exist until you run Image EXIF Remover.

Should I rotate before cropping?

Usually rotate first so the crop box aligns with the subject as you expect.

Will quality drop?

90° rotations on JPEGs are generally lossless at the pixel level. Re-saving JPG at low quality can introduce artifacts.

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How to use Image Rotate & Flip

Step 1. Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP images that display sideways or mirrored.

Step 2. Choose rotation angle or flip direction.

Step 3. Export in the same format or convert to JPG if you need a smaller shareable file.

Step 4. Check the result — rotation bakes in the new orientation and may clear some EXIF orientation tags.