IMAGE Runs entirely in your browser

Rotate an image online

Turn a photo in 90° steps, straighten a crooked horizon by a fine angle, or flip it — with a live preview, all in your browser.

No uploadNo sign-upAny angleFlip H / V

Drop an image to rotate

or click to choose from your device

Choose image
PNG · JPG · WEBP · GIF · BMP
Your image is rotated locally on your device with a canvas. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works

Rotate in three steps

1

Add your image

Drag a photo onto the box or click to browse. It loads instantly — no upload.

2

Rotate or flip

Turn it 90° at a time, nudge the fine angle to straighten, or flip horizontally and vertically.

3

Export

Download the rotated image as PNG, JPG or WebP. Rotate as many as you like, free.

Why use it

Straighten and flip with ease

90° steps

Turn a sideways phone photo upright with a single tap, left or right.

Fine straightening

Nudge the angle by half a degree to level a tilted horizon.

Flip either way

Mirror the image horizontally or vertically for the look you want.

Live preview

See the rotated result — canvas size and all — before you export.

Good to know

Rotating and flipping images

Rotating turns an image around its center; flipping mirrors it. This tool does both locally with a canvas and expands the canvas so nothing gets clipped at an angle.

Straightening a photo

A slightly tilted horizon is one of the most common photo flaws. Use the fine angle slider to level it — the preview updates live, and the output is expanded so corners aren’t cut off.

A note on format

Rotating by an angle other than 90° adds transparent corners. Export as PNG or WebP to keep them transparent; JPG will fill them white.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the image rotator free?
Yes — completely free, no account, no limits and no watermarks. Part of Creator Studio.
Are my images uploaded?
No. Rotating happens locally in your browser, so your image never touches a server.
Can I rotate by a custom angle?
Yes — use 90° steps for quick turns, or the fine slider (±45°) to straighten by fractions of a degree.
Why are there white/transparent corners?
Rotating at an angle leaves corner gaps. PNG and WebP keep them transparent; JPG fills them white.
What formats can I export?
PNG, JPG and WebP — or Auto to keep the original format.
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