Rotate Image

Rotate Image turns photos clockwise or counterclockwise in 90-degree steps so headers, text, and faces read upright in documents and galleries.

Batch mode applies one rotation angle to every file in the queue—handy after importing a folder of mis-oriented scanner output.

EXIF orientation tags display correctly in some apps but flatten wrong in others—explicit rotation produces predictable pixels everywhere.

PDF and print workflows reject sideways ID scans; a quick 90° fix avoids rescanning.

• Fix landscape photos exported upright from certain Android galleries
• Rotate scanned contract pages before JPG to PDF assembly
• Correct batch imports from a flatbed scanner fed upside down
• Prepare vertical phone screenshots for horizontal slide decks
• Straighten batch product photos shot on a rotated turntable

1. 1Upload images that need orientation correction.
2. 2Select 90° clockwise, 90° counterclockwise, or 180° flip depending on how the source was captured.
3. 3Apply the same angle to all files in batch mode when the whole folder shares the same mistake.
4. 4Process All and spot-check one output thumbnail.
5. 5Download rotated files individually or as ZIP.

• Rotation before crop prevents cutting off content that only fits after turning.
• JPEG re-encode on rotation is lossy—rotate once from the best source, not repeatedly.
• Combine with Flip Image when you need a mirror effect rather than orientation fix.
• Strip metadata with Image Metadata Remover if GPS tags should not travel with corrected exports.

• Only 90-degree increments—arbitrary angle straightening needs a dedicated deskew tool outside this workspace.
• Animated GIF rotation may flatten to a single frame depending on browser decode path.
• Common mistake — rotating in the viewer only: export through this tool so recipients see correct orientation without EXIF reliance.