Image Rotate
Your images never leave your device — the turn happens entirely in your browser.
up to 32 MB
What this tool does
Turns PNG, JPEG and WebP images a quarter, a half or three quarters clockwise — several at once — and tells you the size you end up with. A quarter turn swaps the sides: a 4000×3000 photo comes back 3000×4000.
The turn goes into the pixels, not into a tag
Photos often carry an orientation flag — a note asking your viewer to turn the image. That flag is why the same file can look upright in one program and sideways in another: it is a request, and not everything honours it. This tool turns the pixels themselves, so what you get is what every reader shows, with no flag left to disagree with.
Turning a JPEG costs a little quality
Rotating a JPEG in a browser means decoding it, turning it, and encoding it again — and a JPEG loses a little every time it is encoded. It is usually invisible, and we would rather say it than let you assume otherwise; the result tells you, per file, whether it was re-encoded. PNG turns without losing anything. (Lossless JPEG rotation exists, but it needs a heavyweight codec we chose not to ship — that trade-off is written down in our decision log, not hidden.) As always, the page is static and keeps working offline, verified by our automated tests on every release.