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Rotate Images

JPG · PNG · WEBP — rotate in-browser

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How to Rotate Images

1

Upload your JPG, PNG, or WEBP image by dragging and dropping or clicking the upload area.

2

Use the preset rotation buttons (90° CW, 180°, 90° CCW) for quick 90-degree increments.

3

Or enter a custom angle in the free rotation input for precise control (-180° to 180°).

4

Preview the rotation in real-time before applying the changes.

5

Choose an output format and click Download to save your rotated image.

Benefits of Image Rotation

Quick Presets

One-click 90° rotations for fast orientation fixes without manual angle entry.

Batch Rotation

Rotate multiple images at once with the same angle settings in a single batch.

Free Rotation

Enter any angle from -180° to 180° for precise control over rotation degree.

Local Processing

All rotation happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device.

Common Use Cases

Fix Photo Orientation

Correct photos taken with a phone or camera that were saved in the wrong orientation.

Landscape to Portrait

Rotate landscape images to portrait orientation for social media posts and stories.

Scan & Document Correction

Straighten scanned documents, receipts, and PDFs that were scanned at an angle.

Design Projects

Rotate images for creative layouts, banners, and design compositions.

Video Thumbnails

Adjust photo orientation to match the aspect ratio of video thumbnail placements.

Best Practices

  • Use preset 90° rotations for lossless orientation changes when possible.
  • For scanned documents, use free rotation with small angle adjustments to straighten crooked pages.
  • Check the live preview before downloading to ensure the rotation angle is correct.
  • For print materials, verify the rotated dimensions fit your intended paper or canvas size.
  • Batch rotate all images at once to save time when fixing orientation across multiple photos.
  • Keep backups of your original images before rotating, especially for lossy JPG formats.

Frequently Asked Questions