Rotate or flip images on this device

Use this when a photo came out sideways, upside down, or you need a mirror image. Many photos taken on phones include orientation metadata that tells apps which way is up, but not all software reads it correctly. Some images need a true rotation in the pixel data, not just a metadata flag.

Camera apps may save photos rotated 90° or 270° when you hold the phone vertically. Older image viewers or websites sometimes ignore the EXIF orientation tag and show the image sideways. Rotating it here rewrites the pixels into the correct orientation. The metadata is not copied, so the output has no orientation tag to confuse viewers.

Flip horizontal creates a mirror image. This is useful for selfie cameras that save the photo backwards, or when you need a flipped version for design work. Flip vertical turns the image upside down. Both flips preserve the original dimensions.

All processing happens in this tab. Your photos never leave the device. Close the page and everything is gone from the tool. You can process one image or a whole folder at once. The output format can be JPG, PNG, or WebP.

After rotating or flipping, compress the result if it needs to fit an upload limit, or resize it to a specific pixel size. For metadata cleanup, remove EXIF strips GPS and camera tags before sharing.