Image Rotate & Flip

Rotate images by any angle, flip horizontally or vertically with live preview and download

Browser-based processing, images never uploaded
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Supports JPG, PNG, WebP formats
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Image Rotate & Flip Tool

An online image rotation and flip tool that supports rotating images left or right by 90 degrees, rotating 180 degrees, and custom angle rotation. Also supports horizontal and vertical flip operations. All processing is done locally in the browser; images are never uploaded to a server.

This tool supports rotation by any angle and horizontal/vertical flipping with live preview, and offers PNG, JPEG, WebP output formats to meet different image processing needs.

Common Use Cases

The image rotation and flip tool is useful in the following scenarios:

  • Correct orientation errors from phone cameras (e.g., landscape photos displayed vertically)
  • Create mirror effects (e.g., reversing text watermarks)
  • Adjust orientation of scanned documents or screenshots
  • Create symmetric or flipped assets for design projects
  • Batch process photo orientation issues

FAQ

Does image quality decrease after rotation?

90/180 degree rotations don't lose quality (exact pixel transformations). Custom angle rotation may have very slight quality changes due to interpolation. Choosing PNG format output completely avoids compression loss.

Does it support custom rotation angles?

Yes. Besides quick 90 and 180 degree rotations, there's a 0-360 degree custom angle slider for precise rotation to any angle. The canvas automatically expands to accommodate the full rotated image.

Are images uploaded to a server?

No. All rotation and flip operations are done locally in the browser using Canvas API. Images are never uploaded to any server.

What's the difference between output formats?

PNG supports transparency and lossless compression; JPEG has smaller file size but lossy compression, suitable for photos; WebP balances quality and file size. If the original has transparent areas, choose PNG or WebP.