Rotate Image Online
Phone cameras usually store orientation as metadata, and some apps ignore it — leaving your photo sideways or upside down. This rotator bakes the correct orientation into the pixels themselves: quarter turns (90°, 180°, 270°) are pixel-exact, and a free-angle mode straightens slightly tilted shots with the canvas automatically grown so nothing is clipped.
Rotating to JPG flattens the corners created by angled rotations onto a background colour you choose; PNG and WebP keep them transparent.
Drop an image to rotate
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, TIFF, HEIC or SVG — processed locally, never uploaded · You can also paste from the clipboard
How to rotate Image
- Drop the sideways (or tilted) image.
- Use the 90° buttons for quick fixes, or enter any angle to straighten a tilt.
- Pick the output format and background colour if needed.
- Press Rotate & download.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my photo look fine in one app and sideways in another?
Cameras record an EXIF orientation flag instead of rotating the pixels. Viewers that honour the flag show it upright; others don’t. Rotating here rewrites the actual pixels, so the photo is upright everywhere.
Will a 90° rotation lose quality?
A quarter turn just rearranges pixels — with PNG output it is fully lossless. JPG re-encoding applies the quality you select (90%+ is visually indistinguishable).