Rotate Image

Rotate images 90°, 180° or 270°.

Drop images here or click to choose JPG, PNG or WebP

About Rotate Image

Rotate Image fixes sideways phone photos and scanned pages in 90°, 180°, or 270° steps. Preview the orientation, then download so galleries and PDFs open the right way up.

Rotate Image fixes the everyday problem of sideways phone photos and scanner pages. Use 90° steps for the common cases, preview, then download so galleries and PDF packs open upright.

Orientation bugs sometimes appear when one app respects EXIF rotation and another ignores it. Re-exporting a truly rotated image often clears that inconsistency before you merge files into a PDF.

How to use Rotate Image

Open Rotate Image.
Upload one or more images.
Choose 90°, 180°, or 270°.
Preview and download.

When to use it

Fix phone photos taken in the wrong orientation
Straighten scanned pages before Images to PDF
Prepare slides and reports with consistent photo direction

Practical tips

Rotate before cropping so your crop box matches the final orientation.
If EXIF orientation already looks correct in some apps but wrong in others, re-export after rotating here.
Batch similar phone dumps so an album stays consistent.

When not to use this approach

Do not rotate after you already cropped to a tight subject unless you are ready to crop again.

Common mistakes

Rotating only some images in a multi-page scan pack and leaving one page sideways in the final PDF.

Common questions

Is rotation free?

Yes. No account needed.

Can I rotate by a custom angle?

This tool uses common 90° steps that match most phone and scanner fixes.

Will metadata change?

You download a new image file with the pixels rotated for consistent viewing.

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