Turn photos 90° or 180°, flip them horizontally or vertically — and stack transforms before exporting. Fixes sideways photos, mirrored selfies and wrong scan orientation without re-encoding losses.
Everything runs in your browser — your image never leaves your device.
Sideways photos usually come from EXIF orientation: the camera sensor captured the frame one way, your phone was held another, and the correction flag lives in metadata — which some apps ignore. Rotating the actual pixels (what this tool does) fixes the image everywhere, permanently, without depending on any flag.
Typical users: anyone fixing vacation photos, real-estate agents correcting agent-scanned documents, designers reversing logos, and people preparing mirrored images for sublimation printing.
The image is transformed locally with the browser canvas. It is never uploaded to any server and never stored.
Select your image, click Rotate 90° (clockwise or counter-clockwise) and download. For a full upside-down fix, rotate twice or use the 180° button — the preview updates instantly.
Front cameras save selfies mirrored by default. Click 'Flip horizontal' and the image reads the way people see you in real life. Text in the background (signs, book titles) is the classic giveaway.
No. 90° rotations and flips only rearrange existing pixels — no detail is lost. Quality only depends on the export format you pick (PNG is lossless; JPG at 90+ is visually identical).
The photo carries an EXIF orientation flag that some apps respect and others ignore. Rotating the pixels here bakes the correct orientation into the image itself, so it looks right on every device.
This tool processes one image at a time to keep the live preview honest. For batches, repeat per file — each takes a few seconds and nothing is uploaded.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP — anything your browser can decode. Export as PNG (lossless) or JPG (smaller) regardless of the input format.