Rotate & Flip Images

Turn images the way you need

1. Choose 1–10 supported static PNG, JPEG or WebP files. Review the selected image's draft and dimensions after its camera orientation has been normalized.
2. Choose Selected image or All images, then rotate clockwise, rotate counterclockwise, flip left to right or flip top to bottom. Actions follow the displayed axes in the order you choose them.
3. Select Process images. Review each actual result in Fit or 100% view, download it individually, or create one ZIP containing the complete current batch.

Understand orientation and output

A quarter turn swaps width and height without changing pixel count. A mirror changes which side is left, right, top or bottom. A mirror followed by a turn can differ from the same actions in reverse order.

Camera orientation is applied once before your changes. Reset changes returns the selected scope to that normalized view, not to raw camera pixels or the original file bytes.

The draft is deliberately small and provisional. Processing returns to the original source, applies the final changes at full supported dimensions and creates a fresh file in the same detected format.

The decoded result shown in the results card and its download share the same encoded file. JPEG and WebP use fixed quality 0.92; re-encoding is not lossless JPEG rotation, metadata preservation or a promise of a smaller file.

Useful changes

For a 4032 by 3024 image, one clockwise turn produces 3024 by 4032 pixels and keeps all 12,192,768 pixel positions. Processing does not enlarge a draft thumbnail.

Choose All images before turning a batch in the same direction. Select a single row afterward to correct an exception; the other rows retain their own changes.

For a mirrored picture, choose Flip left to right and inspect recognizable text or an asymmetric detail. Use the actual result's 100% view for closer inspection, not the draft alone.

Know the supported profile

This tool makes quarter turns and mirrors on supported static PNG, JPEG and WebP profiles. It does not straighten arbitrary angles, crop, resize, convert formats or accept animation, HEIC, AVIF, GIF, SVG or TIFF images.

Files, dimensions, pixels and output sizes have separate limits. Up to ten files does not guarantee that their combined size fits. Some camera modes exceed the limits; the tool rejects them instead of silently reducing resolution.

The output uses an at-most-eight-bit sRGB raster pipeline. High-bit-depth, profile, hidden transparent colors, original metadata and browser color handling are not preserved exactly. PNG and WebP are not intentionally flattened onto an opaque background.

Cancel or a deadline prevents an old result from appearing when JavaScript can respond, but native decoding or encoding may still finish before another job can start. A processing failure publishes no partial batch; a ZIP failure leaves current image downloads available.

Your images stay in the page

Editing and encoding run locally without uploading or saving your images, names or results. Downloads start only when you choose them. This is not a forensic metadata scrubber; the site's general privacy policy still applies.