Straighten horizons
Use small angles of 1° to 3° to level a tilted horizon.
Fix sideways photos, mirror a selfie or straighten a slightly tilted shot. Rotate by 90° steps or any angle, flip horizontally or vertically, and download the result.
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Phones store photos in one orientation and add a small note, called EXIF orientation, telling apps how to display them. Some apps and websites ignore that note, so a photo that looked fine on your phone suddenly appears sideways.
Rotating the actual pixels fixes this for good, because the image no longer depends on that note. Mirroring is handy for selfies, where the front camera often flips text, and for design work where you need a reversed version of a graphic.
Use small angles of 1° to 3° to level a tilted horizon.
Angled rotation adds corners. Choose transparent, white or black to fill them.
Flip horizontally to correct text in selfies.
Rotate a whole set of scanned pages at once.
Rotating by exact 90° steps keeps every pixel. Angled rotation slightly softens the image, as with any editor.
Yes. All images you add are rotated and flipped with the same settings.
Usually the same as the original. Angled rotation with a transparent background is saved as PNG.
Yes. Everything happens in your browser.
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