Rotate, Flip & Mirror Images — Free & Private
Fix a sideways photo, mirror a selfie, or spin an image to any angle — instantly and entirely in your browser.
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100% private — your image never leaves your browser
Phones and cameras get orientation wrong all the time, and a photo that looks fine on your screen can upload sideways. This tool fixes that in a click, and goes further: mirror an image, flip it vertically, or rotate it to any angle you like — all locally, with nothing uploaded.
Use the quick buttons for the common turns, or drag the free-angle slider through the full 0–360° range when you need to straighten a crooked horizon or set a deliberate tilt. The preview updates live so you always download exactly what you see.
The quick turns you reach for most
Rotate 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise to fix a sideways shot, or 180° to flip an upside-down photo. Each is a single button, and the canvas resizes to fit the new orientation cleanly with no cropping.
Flip and mirror
Mirror horizontally to flip a selfie the “right” way round, or flip vertically for a reflection effect. Both are lossless transforms — pixels are rearranged, not degraded.
Free-angle rotation for straightening
A tilted horizon or a slightly crooked scan is easy to fix: drag the angle slider to any degree and the image rotates smoothly around its centre. The canvas expands so no corners get clipped.
Private and lossless
Every rotation and flip runs on the Canvas API in your browser. There is no upload and no quality loss for the 90°/180° turns; export the result as a clean PNG or a compact JPG.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I fix a photo that uploads sideways?
Rotate it 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise with one button, then download. The orientation is baked into the exported file so it displays correctly everywhere.
Can I rotate to a custom angle, not just 90°?
Yes. A free-angle slider covers the full 0–360° range for straightening crooked horizons or setting a deliberate tilt, and the canvas expands so nothing is clipped.
What is the difference between rotate and flip?
Rotating turns the whole image around its centre; flipping mirrors it across an axis (horizontal makes a left-right mirror, vertical makes a top-bottom reflection).
Does rotating reduce image quality?
The 90°, 180° and 270° turns are lossless — pixels are simply rearranged. Free-angle rotation is re-rendered cleanly with the Canvas API and looks sharp.