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Rotate & flip image

Correct orientation while keeping the image private.

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Rotate or flip an image

Correct orientation and mirror an image horizontally or vertically.

Output settings

Changes are applied only when you press the button.

Rotate clockwise

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In short

What does rotate & flip image do?

Rotate one image clockwise by 0°, 90°, 180°, or 270° and optionally mirror it horizontally, vertically, or both. A 90° or 270° turn swaps output width and height; the result is then encoded in the format you select.

Input
One browser-readable image.
Result
A transformed PNG image.
Price
Free
Account
Not required
A quick, useful guide

How to use rotate & flip image

01

Add your input

One browser-readable image.

02

Choose your settings

Correct orientation while keeping the image private.

03

Save or copy

A transformed PNG image.

A practical tip

Mirroring is useful for selfie-camera images, while rotation corrects ignored orientation data.

Practical uses

When to use rotate & flip image

Correct a portrait scan that opens sideways.

Mirror a selfie or product photograph so its composition faces the other direction.

Turn artwork upside down or combine a quarter-turn with a flip for layout work.

Worked example

A concrete rotate & flip image example

Input
A 1200 × 1800 portrait JPEG.
Settings
Rotate 90° clockwise, flip horizontally, PNG output.
Result
An 1800 × 1200 PNG containing the rotated and mirrored pixels.
What to expect

How it works

The source is drawn around the center of a new canvas. Rotation changes the drawing coordinate system, and horizontal or vertical flip applies a negative scale on that axis. Quarter-turns create a canvas with swapped dimensions before the transformed pixels are encoded.

Know before using

Limits and edge cases

  • Only right-angle rotations are available; this is not a deskew tool and cannot straighten a scan by 1° or correct lens perspective.
  • The transformation is baked into a new still image rather than stored as editable orientation metadata, so metadata and animation are not retained.
Common questions

Rotate & flip image FAQ

Is rotate & flip image free to use?

Yes. Rotate & flip image is free to use.

Does rotate & flip image keep my work private?

Yes. Your work stays private while you use the tool — nothing you enter is uploaded.

What is the difference between horizontal and vertical flip?

Horizontal flip mirrors left to right across a vertical axis. Vertical flip mirrors top to bottom across a horizontal axis; enabling both is equivalent to a 180° pixel flip before considering rotation.

Is the result only an EXIF orientation change?

No. The displayed pixels are redrawn in their transformed positions, so software that ignores EXIF orientation still sees the intended result.