Rotate images 90 degrees, free
Sideways phone shots, scanned pages fed the wrong way, screenshots that open rotated — orientation metadata lies constantly, and every viewer disagrees about it. Drop the file below: the rotator opens pre-set to a 90° turn with 180°, 270°, and mirror flips one click away. What you see is baked into the actual pixels on export, so the fix sticks everywhere — messaging apps, printers, other devices — with JPG, PNG, or WebP output straight from your browser.
How to rotate 90°
- 1Drop your image on the rotator above — the 90° turn is already selected.
- 2Preview the result and switch to 180°, 270°, or a horizontal/vertical flip if needed.
- 3Hit Rotate and download the corrected JPG, PNG, or WebP.
Straightening tips
Bake, don't just view
Viewers rotate with metadata that other apps ignore. Exporting here writes the rotation into the pixels permanently.
Selfies need flip, not rotate
Mirrored front-camera shots are fixed with Flip horizontal — rotation won't help those.
HEIC from iPhones
Sideways iPhone shots often arrive as HEIC. Convert with our HEIC to JPG converter first if the rotator won't open the file.
Frequently asked questions
How do I rotate a picture 90 degrees?
Drop it above — 90° is pre-selected — then hit Rotate and download. Use 180° or 270° for upside-down shots.
Does rotating reduce quality?
90° turns are lossless rearrangements; quality loss only comes from JPG re-encoding, negligible at 90%+.
How do I mirror an image?
Use Flip horizontal for mirror selfies or Flip vertical for upside-down mirrors — same tool, one click.
Why is my photo sideways only in some apps?
Conflicting orientation metadata. Exporting a rotated copy here bakes the fix into pixels so every app agrees.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser.