Image Rotator
Rotate images by any angle online.
Click to upload or drag and drop
Supported: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF
How to Use Image Rotator
Upload a jpg, jpeg, png, webp or gif file of up to 10 MB by dropping it on the page or browsing for it.
Choose a quick turn of 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or set a custom angle for a tilted correction.
Click the Rotate button and the pixels are turned and the file orientation is corrected.
Download the rotated image and check the new width and height if you rotated by 90 degrees.
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About Image Rotator
It happens constantly: a portrait shot held the wrong way round, a scan of a document feeding in sideways, a portfolio shot rotated by an accident. The fix takes two seconds, but the annoyance is finding an editor, and the wrong fix is rotating the picture inside a document so the orientation tag stays wrong and it flips back on the next export.
This rotator accepts jpg, jpeg, png, webp and gif files of up to 10 MB and turns them by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or by a custom angle for the moments when straight is not the answer. Quick 90-degree buttons are the ones you will reach for almost every time, and the orientation of the saved file is written properly, so the image appears the right way up in browsers, email clients and print queues alike.
Rotating a rectangular image by 90 degrees swaps its width and height, so a 3000 by 2000 landscape photo becomes a 2000 by 3000 portrait. That is expected behaviour, not a bug, and it is exactly what you want when a phone photo was saved in the wrong orientation.
When to Use This Tool
- Fixing a photo that was shot or downloaded sideways, without installing an editor
- Turning a landscape scan upright before sending it to a colleague or archiving it
- Rotating a screenshot or design mock-up to match a specific layout or review format
- Correcting an image before printing, so the paper orientation and the file agree with each other