Rotate by 90, 180 or any free angle, and flip or mirror your image in a couple of clicks. The whole edit is handled locally on your device, with no account, no upload and no quality loss on right angle turns.
Drag and drop an image here, or click to choose a file
JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF are supported. Files stay on your device.
Rotating and flipping happens directly in your browser. Your image is never uploaded anywhere, so it stays private and each edit is applied instantly.
Our online image rotator and flipper turns your photo by 90 or 180 degrees, by any free angle, and mirrors it horizontally or vertically, all directly in your browser. Transparency is preserved when you export as PNG or WebP, and free angle rotation expands the canvas so no corners are cut off. Because nothing is uploaded, it is instant and completely private.
It is handy for fixing sideways phone photos, straightening scans, mirroring graphics, and reorienting images for print, social media or documents.
Rotate by exact 90 degree steps or any free angle. Free rotation automatically grows the canvas so the whole image stays visible, with transparent corners when you export as PNG.
Flip horizontally to mirror left and right, or flip vertically to mirror top and bottom. Combine flips and rotations to get exactly the orientation you want.
Some rotate and flip tools upload first and edit later. This one applies every turn and mirror locally through the Canvas API, so your photo never travels across the network or sits on someone else's server.
The most frequent reason is a phone photo that came out sideways or upside down. Cameras tag a photo with an orientation that some apps ignore, so a perfectly good shot shows up rotated the wrong way. Loading it here and tapping Rotate left or Rotate right by 90 degrees, or the 180 button to turn an upside down photo the right way up, fixes it in one click with no quality loss on those right angle turns.
Flipping is just as common. Mirror a selfie with Flip horizontal so any text in the shot reads the correct way round instead of backwards, or flip an image horizontally when a design needs a person or object facing the other direction. Flip vertical mirrors top and bottom for reflections and layout work. For a scanned document or a photo that is only slightly tilted, drag the free angle slider to nudge it by a few degrees and straighten it, and the canvas grows so none of the corners are cut off.