Rotate Image

Image → Image

Rotate photos and graphics by 90, 180, or 270 degrees, or enter a custom angle to correct orientation and create new compositions.

About this tool

About Rotate Image

Rotate Image is a free online image editor for correcting orientation and adjusting the angle of photos, scans, and graphics. Choose a preset rotation or enter a custom value, inspect the preview, and download the corrected image. The tool works in your browser so your files remain on your device.

Rotate Image tool

Who Uses Our Image Rotator?

Correct orientation and create better image compositions in seconds

Phone photos

Fix images captured sideways or with an unexpected camera orientation.

Example: Rotate a landscape photo 90 degrees before sharing it in a gallery.

Scanned documents

Straighten or turn scans so pages are comfortable to read and archive.

Example: Rotate a scanned certificate to an upright portrait layout.

Creative layouts

Tilt images and illustrations to add energy to posters and social designs.

Example: Apply a small custom angle to create a dynamic promotional graphic.

Batch preparation

Correct the orientation of image assets before adding them to a project.

Example: Rotate several downloaded reference images before importing them into a presentation.

Everyday browser tasks

Handle quick personal and professional tasks without switching to specialized desktop software.

Example: Open the tool in a browser whenever you need a quick result from your laptop or tablet.

Work and study projects

Add the tool to repeatable workflows for documents, media, presentations, and creative assignments.

Example: Use the tool as one step in preparing an asset for a report, class project, or client deliverable.

Pro Tips for Rotating Images

Get upright photos and clean custom-angle exports

Try 90-degree presets first

Preset rotations preserve a clean rectangular orientation for most phone photos and scans.

Use small angles to straighten

A custom angle between one and five degrees is often enough to correct a slightly tilted scan.

Crop after a custom rotation

Rotating at an arbitrary angle can leave transparent corners that are easiest to remove with a crop. Crop Image.

Keep the source available

Retain the original file or input until you have checked and accepted the exported result.

Review before sharing

Check the final output for errors, unexpected changes, or information that should not be published.

Use consistent settings

Reuse the same preferred options when processing a series of files for a consistent result.

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