How to use the Rotate Image tool
- Pick an image from your device.
- Tap Left 90, Right 90 or 180, or type any angle.
- Check the live preview.
- Press Download result to save the rotated image.
Fix sideways photos
Phones store a hidden orientation tag, and some apps, printers and websites ignore it, which is why a portrait photo can suddenly appear on its side. Rotating the actual pixels fixes the problem permanently, so the picture looks right everywhere.
Any angle you need
Besides the standard quarter turns, you can enter an exact angle such as 3 or -5 degrees to straighten a tilted horizon or a slightly crooked document scan. The canvas expands to fit the rotated picture so no corner is cut off; you can trim the edges afterwards with the crop tool.
Keep your format
By default the result is saved in the same format you started with. Choose JPG for the smallest photos, PNG for graphics, or WebP for modern websites. When you rotate by a custom angle, PNG and WebP keep the new corners transparent while JPG fills them with white.
Private and instant
Rotation happens instantly on your device. There is no waiting for uploads, no account, and no copy of your photo left on someone else's server.
Crop and rotate an image
Straightening a photo by a few degrees always leaves empty corners, because the picture no longer fills a rectangle. The cleanest workflow is to rotate first, download, and then open the crop tool to trim back to a clean edge. For scanned documents, try small values such as 1 or 2 degrees until the lines of text look level.
Rotate many photos
If a whole set of images came out sideways, rotate one, then repeat for the others: the tool remembers nothing between files, so each photo is handled independently and privately. Quarter turns are instant even for very large images, because no resampling is needed.
Tip
Use PNG output to keep transparent corners.
Rotation and file size
Quarter turns keep the file roughly the same size. Custom angles enlarge the canvas to fit the corners, so the file can grow slightly; crop it to bring it back down.
Common reasons to rotate
Scanned pages, sideways phone photos and screenshots from rotated tablets are the usual cases.
Frequently asked questions
Does rotating reduce quality?
Quarter turns keep every pixel. Custom angles require slight resampling, which is barely visible.
Can I rotate several times?
Yes. Each tap adds to the current angle and the preview updates immediately.
Why are there white or empty corners?
Custom angles make the picture wider than its frame. Use the crop tool to trim the corners.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free with no watermark.
How do I straighten a tilted photo?
Type a small angle such as 2 or -3 into the custom angle box, check the preview, then crop the corners.