🔄 Rotate 90° · 180° · Flip in One Click

Rotate & Flip Image Online Free

Rotate any photo 90°, 180° or 270°. Flip horizontally or vertically. One click, instant result. No upload to server — fully private.

100% Free No Signup Private — No Upload to Server Works on Mobile

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Drop your image here

Rotate or flip any image in one click

JPG · PNG · WebP — Max 30MB

🔄 Rotate & Flip Options

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How It Works

Upload Your Image

Drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP. Your image stays on your device and is never sent to any server.

Choose Rotation or Flip

Click Rotate 90° Right, Left, 180°, Flip Horizontal, or Flip Vertical. The result appears instantly.

Download

Your rotated image is ready immediately. Click download to save as JPG.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my photo showing sideways?

This happens when a photo is taken in portrait mode on a phone but saved with incorrect EXIF orientation data. Rotating 90° right or left will fix this.

Does rotating reduce image quality?

No. Rotation is a lossless geometric operation. The only minor quality change comes from re-saving as JPG, which uses 95% quality in our tool.

Can I flip an image like a mirror?

Yes. Use Flip Horizontal to create a mirror image of your photo.

What file formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files up to 30MB.

Is this tool free?

Yes, completely free. No account or signup required.

Fix Sideways Photos Instantly

One of the most common reasons people need to rotate an image is because their phone camera saved it with the wrong orientation. This is especially common with photos taken on iPhones and Android devices. Our free rotate tool fixes this in one click — no software needed.

Flip Images for Design Work

Graphic designers and marketers frequently need to flip images to create mirror effects, improve composition, or match the layout of a design. The horizontal flip is particularly popular for portrait photos and product images.

Rotate Images for Social Media

Instagram, Twitter/X, LinkedIn and Facebook all display images based on their actual pixel orientation. If your image appears sideways on these platforms, rotating it 90° with our tool and re-uploading will fix the issue immediately.