Rotate Image Online

Fix Image Orientation in Seconds

Incorrectly rotated images are a common headache. Whether it's a smartphone photo that displays sideways on your computer, or a scanned document that came in upside down, this Image Rotation Tool provides an immediate fix. By processing files locally in your browser via HTML5 Canvas, we allow you to permanently correct orientation without the privacy risk of uploading personal photos to a server.

Why Use Browser-Based Rotation?

Traditional desktop software can be slow to load, and many online tools require uploading your file to a cloud server. Our tool eliminates these bottlenecks:

• Privacy: Your image data never leaves your device.
• Speed: Zero upload or download time; rotation happens instantly.
• Precision: Rotate in standard 90-degree increments or fine-tune with custom angles (e.g., straightening a crooked scan by 3°).

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I rotate a photo on my phone or computer?

Simply drag your file into the tool above. Tap "Rotate Right" (90°), "Rotate Left" (-90°), or enter a specific number in the Custom Angle field. The result is instant.

Why won't my pictures rotate automatically?

Operating systems often use EXIF metadata to "virtually" rotate an image for display, while the raw pixel data remains sideways. Our tool physically rearranges the pixels, ensuring the image looks correct on every device and website.

How do I fix the rotation of an image?

Upload the problematic image here. Use the buttons to adjust the orientation until it looks correct in the "Rotated" preview pane. Then, click "Download" to save the fixed version.

What is the shortcut for rotate image?

We provide one-click buttons for standard rotations: 90° clockwise, 90° counter-clockwise, and a full 180° flip. This covers 99% of orientation issues instantly.

Which tool or command is used to rotate an image?

This web tool uses the HTML5 canvas API to perform matrix transformations on your image data. It provides the same quality as desktop editing software like Photoshop, but directly in your browser.