Rotate image
Rotate or flip. EXIF orientation is applied first. Files are deleted automatically after 24 hours.
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- JPG
- PNG
- WebP
- HEIC
- AVIF
Up to 10 files, 20 MB each.
Turn or flip, with EXIF applied first
Phone photos often look sideways because the pixels sit in sensor order and EXIF says to rotate 90. We write that orientation into the pixels, then apply the turn you pick.
90° left/right, 180°, flip horizontal or vertical. The same turn hits every photo you send; tap another to preview.
How to rotate
- Drop photos and wait for the preview.
- Tap a turn or a flip. Reset if you go too far.
- Process on the server so the pixels are actually rewritten.
- Download the files or the ZIP.
Why 'it looks fine in the browser' is not enough
A viewer can honor EXIF without rewriting pixels. The next form may not. That's why we rewrite them here.
Flip is a mirror, not a 90° turn. Use both if you need them.
Tested examples
Download the input, use the settings below and compare the result. These are public synthetic files made by Tinolia, with no customer data.
Measured on
Apply EXIF orientation without an extra rotation
Upload orientation-6.jpg, leave the angle at 0° and turn both flip options off.
| File and format | Dimensions / pages | Bytes |
|---|---|---|
| Inputorientation-6.jpg | 240 × 160 px | 3,114 |
| Outputorientation.jpg | 160 × 240 px | 3,293 |
Input
Output
The original stores 240 × 160 pixels and orientation 6, meaning a 90° clockwise display rotation. The output stores upright 160 × 240 pixels without that tag. The input preview here shows the stored pixels before orientation is applied.
Measurements apply to these files and settings, not to every upload. The engine version and processing environment can change the bytes. The public examples stay available; your uploads follow the 24-hour deletion policy.
Download the measurement record (JSON)Questions
Will it strip EXIF?
Orientation is written into the pixels. Other tags are not the point of this page. Use Remove EXIF for GPS.
Can I rotate by any angle?
Not for now. 90°, 180°, and flips only.
Can I rotate several photos at once?
Same turn on all, up to 10. Preview each.
Can I rotate HEIC?
Decoded, then rotated, and saved as JPEG.
Quality loss?
A 90° turn of a JPEG can be lossless in theory; we still write a clean file on the server.
How large can each file be?
20 MB each. An image over 32 megapixels is refused when you add it.
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