Rotate & Flip
Fix a sideways photo or mirror it — one click at a time.
Drop an image to rotate or flip
or click to browse, or paste with Ctrl/Cmd+V
Preview
Rotate & flip
About this rotate & flip tool
Rotate turns the whole image 90° at a time — two clicks gets you 180°, useful for photos that came out of a camera or phone sideways or upside-down. Flip mirrors the image across a horizontal or vertical axis instead of turning it. Every button recomputes from the original file, so you can mix rotations and flips freely and never lose quality to repeated re-encoding — nothing is finalized until you download.
How to rotate or flip an image
- Drop, browse to, or paste a photo into the box above.
- Click Rotate left/right to turn it 90° at a time.
- Click Flip horizontal/vertical to mirror it.
- Click Reset any time to go back to the original orientation, then Download when you're done.
FAQ
Why did the image dimensions swap after rotating?
A 90° or 270° rotation swaps width and height — a 1600×900 photo becomes 900×1600. That's expected and correct; 180° keeps the original dimensions.
What's the difference between rotate and flip?
Rotate turns the image around its center, like spinning a photo on a table. Flip mirrors it, like looking at it in a mirror — text would read backwards after a horizontal flip.
Does this lose quality each time I click a button?
No — every click recomputes from the original image at full resolution. Only the final download is encoded once, so experiment freely.
