Image Tools

Rotate or flip images.

Rotate or mirror one image or a batch locally. Use one setup for every image, or switch to individual mode when only some images need a different orientation.

Local image toolRotate / Flip Image
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Images0 images readyOne setup applies to the whole batch.
Settings behaviorChoose how settings applyStart with one shared setup, then override individual images when needed.
SettingsRotate / Flip Image
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Rotation and flipping are applied to decoded pixels. Output re-encoding can change metadata and file size even when dimensions are preserved.

Rotate and mirror locally

Fix orientation across a batch, then handle exceptions individually.

Rotate images by 90, 180 or 270 degrees and flip horizontally or vertically. Shared mode handles repeated orientation fixes quickly.

Private by design

Source images are decoded and processed locally in your browser. No image-processing API upload is required for this tool.

  • Rotate 90°, 180° or 270° clockwise.
  • Flip horizontally, vertically, or combine both.
  • Preview orientation before batch processing.
  • Use per-image overrides for mixed orientations.
  • Export as source format, PNG, JPG or WebP.
How to use it

How to rotate or flip images online.

Correct orientation or mirror images with a shared batch setup, then override individual files when the batch contains mixed directions.

01

Add one image or a batch

Choose supported JPG, PNG or WebP images and select the file you want to preview.

02

Choose a rotation

Rotate 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise. A 90 or 270 degree turn swaps the output width and height.

03

Flip horizontally or vertically

Mirror across the vertical or horizontal axis, or combine a flip with rotation when that matches the intended orientation.

04

Preview and export

Review the active image, process locally, then download the completed file or ZIP.

When to use it

Fix camera orientation, mirrored graphics and repeated batch rotations.

Rotation and flipping are deterministic pixel transforms, making them useful when you know exactly how each image should be reoriented.

Batch or individual

Use Apply to all when the same setup fits the batch. Switch to Edit individually when one image needs different settings without rebuilding the rest of the queue.

  • Turn sideways photos into portrait or landscape orientation.
  • Mirror diagrams, scans or design assets horizontally.
  • Correct a batch that all needs the same 90-degree turn.
  • Use per-image overrides when a folder contains mixed orientations.
FAQ

Rotate / Flip Image FAQ

Practical answers about rotate / flip image, local processing, batch behavior and output limitations.

Can I rotate several images at once?

Yes. Apply one rotation or flip to the whole batch, or use individual mode when only selected images need a different orientation.

Does rotating 90 degrees change image dimensions?

The pixel count stays related to the original image, but width and height swap when rotating by 90 or 270 degrees.

Can I rotate and flip at the same time?

Yes. Rotation and horizontal or vertical flipping can be combined before processing.

Will metadata stay exactly the same?

The visible pixels are decoded and re-encoded for output, so metadata and file size can change even when the visual transform is simple.