Free Online Image Tool
Rotate & Flip Image
Rotate JPG, PNG and WebP images left or right, or flip them horizontally and vertically.
Rotate or Flip Your Image
Choose an image and use the controls below.
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Rotate Images Online Easily
Koorawake lets you rotate images directly in your browser. You can quickly correct photo orientation or turn an image to the angle you need without installing software.
Why Rotate an Image?
Images can sometimes appear sideways or upside down after being transferred from a phone, camera or another device. Rotation helps you correct the orientation before sharing, publishing or using the image in a document.
How to Rotate an Image
Select an image from your device, choose the rotation direction or angle, apply the change and save the corrected image when it is ready.
Common Rotation Angles
Rotating by 90 degrees is useful for switching between portrait and landscape orientation. A 180-degree rotation turns an upside-down image upright, while 270 degrees provides the opposite quarter turn.
When Is Image Rotation Useful?
Rotation is useful for phone photos, scanned documents, screenshots, product images and pictures that were captured or saved in the wrong orientation.
Rotation and Image Quality
Simple right-angle rotations generally preserve the appearance of the image well. For best results, start with the original image whenever possible instead of repeatedly editing an already compressed copy.
Privacy
Your images are processed directly in your browser. Koorawake does not intentionally upload or store your images as part of the rotation process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I rotate an image on my phone?
Yes. The rotate tool is designed to work in modern mobile, tablet and desktop browsers.
Can I rotate an image by 90 degrees?
Yes. Quarter-turn rotations such as 90, 180 and 270 degrees are commonly used to correct image orientation.
Does rotating change the image size?
A 90-degree or 270-degree rotation swaps the image width and height, while the total number of pixels generally remains the same.
Should I rotate before resizing?
If the orientation is wrong, it is usually better to rotate the image first and then resize it to the final dimensions you need.