Rotate & Flip
Batch rotate images 90°, 180°, or 270° and flip horizontally or vertically. Perfect for fixing scanned documents — no upload, runs entirely in your browser.
How to use
Purpose
Rotate and flip images — 90/180/270° integer rotations, arbitrary angle from -45° to 45° for fixing skew, and horizontal/vertical mirror. JPEG rotations at integer multiples use lossless transformation (no re-encode), preserving original quality. Perfect for fixing sideways phone shots, correcting scanned documents, creating mirror compositions, or rotating EXIF-tagged images that some apps misinterpret.
Steps
- Upload an image
- Pick a rotation: clockwise 90°, counterclockwise 90°, 180° flip, or custom angle (-45° to 45°)
- Or mirror: horizontal flip (left-right) / vertical flip (up-down)
- Stack multiple operations if needed
- For arbitrary-angle rotation, choose to crop the rotated edges or fill with a color
- Download — JPEG uses lossless rotation at integer angles; PNG / WebP re-encode losslessly
FAQ
- Will rotation lose quality?
- Integer 90/180/270° rotations on JPEG are lossless — we use EXIF orientation flags or pixel reordering without re-compression. Arbitrary angles must resample pixels, causing minor softening; output PNG to avoid additional JPEG loss.
- Why does my phone photo look sideways on my computer?
- Phones write an EXIF orientation tag instead of physically rotating pixels. Some viewers ignore the tag. This tool reads EXIF and rotates automatically, or you can override manually.
- Rotate vs mirror — what's the difference?
- Rotation spins the image around its center by an angle. Mirroring flips it along an axis. Selfie 'wrong' usually needs mirror, not rotation.
- Can I fine-tune by small angles?
- Yes, the arbitrary-angle slider goes -45° to 45° in 0.1° steps — perfect for fixing slightly-skewed scans or document photos.
- Can I rotate many photos at once?
- This tool is single-image. For bulk EXIF orientation fix, use the doc-scan or batch resize workflow.
Use cases
- Fixing sideways phone shots of receipts / menus / whiteboards
- Rotating a landscape photo to vertical for a story
- Straightening a slightly-tilted scanned document (-2° to 2°)
- Mirroring a selfie so it looks natural
- Creating symmetric compositions for design work
Use cases
Sideways receipts, skewed scans, mirrored selfies — 90°/180°/arbitrary angle plus horizontal/vertical flip. JPEG uses lossless mode.