Fix orientation
Rotate in 90-degree steps and mirror horizontally or vertically with an instant preview.
JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF · up to 32 MB · adaptive 8–24 megapixel limit
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Complete tool guide
Turn an image clockwise by 90°, 180°, or 270°, and mirror it horizontally or vertically. The preview updates as you choose, and the saved file has the new orientation written into its pixels, so it looks the same in every app instead of relying on an orientation tag that some software ignores.
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Choose or drag in one JPG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF image.
Choose a Clockwise rotation of 0°, 90°, 180°, or 270°.
Turn on Flip horizontally or Flip vertically if you also need a mirror image.
Check the preview, select Apply transform, and download the result.
90° turns the top of the image to the right, 180° turns it upside down, and 270° is the same as 90° counter-clockwise. Rotations are exact quarter turns, so no pixels are lost or blurred.
Mirrors the output left to right, like looking in a mirror. Use it to correct front-camera selfies or reverse the direction a subject faces.
Mirrors the output top to bottom. Flipping both horizontally and vertically looks the same as a 180° rotation.
Start with: contract-scan.jpg · 2480 × 3508 px (A4 at 300 DPI), lying on its side
contract-scan-transformed.jpg · 3508 × 2480 px · Applied 90° rotation.A quarter turn swaps the width and height. Choosing 90° or 270° depends on which way the page was lying on the scanner.
Start with: selfie.jpg · 1080 × 1440 px · text on a sign appears backwards
selfie-transformed.jpg · 1080 × 1440 px · Applied 0° rotation, horizontal flip.Flips never change the dimensions. The sign now reads correctly, and the whole scene is mirrored as it would appear to someone standing in front of you.
Cameras often save pixels in one direction and add an EXIF orientation tag telling viewers how to turn them. Some apps ignore that tag, which is why a photo can look fine on your phone and sideways elsewhere. This tool reads the tag, shows the upright image, and saves a new file with the rotation applied to the pixels and no orientation tag.
A 90° or 270° rotation swaps width and height, so a 4032 × 3024 photo becomes 3024 × 4032. A 180° rotation and flips keep the original dimensions.
The rotation is applied first and flips are relative to the rotated result, which is what the preview shows. The output keeps the input format; JPG, WebP, and AVIF are re-encoded at 82% quality, and PNG stays lossless.
The photo relies on an EXIF orientation tag that the site or app ignores. Save it here, even with 0° selected, to get a file whose pixels are already upright.
Choose the photo, turn on Flip horizontally, check that text now reads correctly in the preview, and select Apply transform.
No. Only 90° steps are supported, which keep every pixel sharp and avoid empty corners. Free-angle straightening is not available yet.
The rotation itself is lossless. JPG, WebP, and AVIF files are re-encoded at 82% quality when saved, which is visually very close to the original. PNG is saved losslessly.
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