Rotate Image
Turn sideways or upside-down photos the right way up.
A photo that looks upright on your phone can arrive sideways on someone else's computer, because the orientation lives in a tag rather than in the pixels. Rotating writes the correct orientation into the image itself, so it looks the same everywhere.
How to use it
- Choose the photo that is turned the wrong way.
- Rotate it until it looks right.
- Save the corrected photo.
Common questions
Why did it look fine on my phone?
Your phone reads the orientation tag; some older programs ignore it and show the raw pixels instead. Rotating here settles the question for every viewer.
Does rotating reduce quality?
A quarter turn rearranges the pixels without reinterpreting them, so the loss is negligible.
Can I flip it as well?
Rotation turns the image; flipping mirrors it. Use rotation for a sideways photo, which is almost always the actual problem.
- Files are never sent to a server
- Free, no account and no watermark
- Runs even on an older phone
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