Rotate dozens of images at once by 90° or 180°, or flip them horizontally and vertically. You can target only portrait or only landscape images — handy for fixing phone photos. For a tilted photo, use fine rotation at any angle with auto-crop, transparent or colored corners.
How to use it
- Choose your images.
- Rotate or flip all, portrait-only or landscape-only images, or fine-tune one image.
- Click “Rotate images” and download.
Features
- Bulk 90°, 180° and flips.
- Target portrait or landscape images only.
- Half-degree fine rotation to straighten.
- Auto crop, transparent or colored corners.
Why do phone photos sometimes appear sideways?
Phones don't rotate the pixels — they store the orientation in a small tag inside the file (EXIF). Some apps and websites read it and show the photo correctly; others ignore it and show it turned 90°. Rotating here turns the pixels themselves, so the photo is right everywhere.
Which option to use
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| Phone photos showing sideways | Rotate 90° for portrait-only or landscape-only images |
| Mirrored selfie with backwards text | Flip horizontally |
| Slightly tilted horizon or building | Fine rotation by half-degrees with “auto crop” |
| Document photographed at an angle | Fine rotation, or Scan to PDF for documents |
Privacy and security
“Rotate image” runs entirely in your browser: your images and files are never uploaded and no copy is kept. Free, with no sign-up.
Tip: To straighten a tilted horizon, use the fine angle with “Auto crop”.