Image Rotator

Rotate images by any angle online for free.

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Phone cameras often save photos with the sensor's native landscape orientation and store "which way is up" as EXIF metadata — which some apps and websites ignore, showing the photo sideways. Rotating and re-saving bakes the correct orientation directly into the pixel data, fixing it everywhere.

How to rotate an image

  1. Upload: Drag and drop a JPG, PNG, or WebP file.
  2. Choose an angle: Quick buttons for 90°/180°/270°, or the slider for a custom angle (0-360°).
  3. Preview: Check alignment before downloading.
  4. Download: Save in your chosen format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my phone photos show up sideways on other devices?

Phones often save the actual pixels in landscape and store the intended orientation as EXIF metadata, which some apps and websites ignore. Rotating and re-saving bakes the correct orientation directly into the pixels, so it displays correctly everywhere.

Does rotating at a custom angle (not 90°) reduce quality?

Rotating by exact 90°/180°/270° just repositions pixels with no quality loss. Rotating by an arbitrary angle requires interpolation to fill in new pixel positions, which can introduce very slight softening — usually not noticeable.

What happens to the corners when rotating by a custom angle?

The image canvas expands to fit the rotated content, leaving transparent or blank corners (depending on format) where the original rectangle no longer covers the new bounding box.

Is it safe to use this browser-based tool?

Yes. Processing happens locally in your browser — images are never uploaded to a server.