Rotate and Flip Image

No. Rotating and flipping run entirely in your browser with the Canvas API. The image never leaves your device, so private or work photos stay on your computer or phone.

Yes. Use the Fine angle slider to pick any whole degree from 0 to 359, for example to straighten a tilted horizon. The output canvas grows to the rotated bounding box so nothing is cropped.

Rotating by 90, 180, or 270 degrees and exporting to PNG is lossless, because pixels only move. Arbitrary angles resample the pixels, and JPEG or WebP recompress them, though high-quality smoothing keeps the result crisp.

PNG and WebP keep the exposed corners transparent. JPEG has no transparency, so those triangles are filled with a white background instead.

Rotating turns the image around its center and can change the width and height. Flipping mirrors it in place: horizontal flip swaps left and right like a mirror, and vertical flip swaps top and bottom.

Yes. The angle, horizontal flip, and vertical flip all apply together, so you can rotate 90 degrees and mirror at the same time. The description line under the controls spells out exactly what is applied.

Yes. Each Right 90 press adds 90 degrees and each Left 90 subtracts 90, wrapping around at 360. Two Right 90 taps equal a single 180, and the current angle always shows above the slider.

The button is disabled until you actually change something. At 0 degrees with no flip the output equals the input, so make a rotation or flip first and it becomes clickable.

Any format the browser can decode, including PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, and BMP. Animated GIFs are flattened to a single still frame during the transform.