Add your images
Drop, paste or choose one or more images. Photos taken sideways are turned the right way up first.
Rotate by 90° or any angle, flip horizontally or vertically, straighten a tilted horizon or mirror one half of a picture over the other. Preview the result live, work on one image or many, and download PNG, JPG or WebP.
Open Flip, Rotate & Mirror Image →Drop, paste or choose one or more images. Photos taken sideways are turned the right way up first.
Use the quick buttons, set an angle, straighten along the horizon or pick a mirror effect, and watch the preview.
Save one file, or a ZIP when there are several. Choose PNG, JPG or WebP.
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Yes. Edit as many images as you like with no account and no watermark.
No. Everything happens in your browser and your images never leave your device.
Press Flip horizontal to reverse left and right, or Flip vertical to turn the picture upside down as in a mirror. Both can be on at once, which is the same as turning it 180°.
For a reversed copy of a photo, use Flip horizontal. For a symmetrical picture, open Mirror effect and choose which half to copy over the other: left to right, right to left, top to bottom or bottom to top. The picture keeps its size.
Yes. Use the slider or type an angle from -180° to 180°; positive angles turn the picture clockwise. Choose what happens to the corners: Expand canvas makes the picture bigger so nothing is cut off, Keep original size cuts what falls outside, and Auto-crop cuts to the largest area without empty corners.
Press Straighten, click two points along something that should be level, such as the horizon, and the angle is set for you. Use Auto-crop to remove the empty corners.
They are transparent in PNG and WebP, or filled with the color you choose. JPG has no transparency, so empty areas become white unless you pick a color.
Turns by 90° and flips only move pixels. PNG output is lossless; JPG and WebP are saved again at the quality you choose. Rotating by other angles resamples the picture slightly.
Phones often store photos with a note saying how to turn them. This tool reads that note and shows the photo the right way up, so what you see is what you save.
Yes. All images get the same settings. Several images download together as one ZIP file, and you can also download each one on its own. The preview shows the first image.
Each image can be up to 100 MB, and the result can be up to 16,384 pixels on a side. Very large images may fail on phones with little memory.