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Rotate & flip imagesFree

Rotate images by 90, 180 or 270 degrees and mirror them horizontally or vertically. Apply one setting to up to 20 images and download a ZIP.

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    HOW TO USE IT

    Rotate & flip images, step by step

    1. Add the images you want to turn or mirror.
    2. Choose a clockwise rotation. Enable either flip option if you need a mirrored result.
    3. Preview each result, then download one image or the complete ZIP.

    Rotation and mirroring do different jobs

    Rotation turns the entire frame. A horizontal flip reverses left and right, including lettering and logos; a vertical flip reverses top and bottom. Flips here act on the final, rotated image. To correct a mirrored screenshot with text, use a horizontal flip and check that the letters read properly afterward.

    Review mixed batches

    Every image receives the same settings. Separate photos that need different turns into different batches. The browser reads supported orientation information when opening the source, so the displayed image may already be upright even if its stored pixels are sideways. The exported pixels use the orientation shown in the preview.

    File support and export limits

    Use static JPG, PNG or WebP files. HEIC, GIF, SVG and animated images are not supported. Each file can be up to 25MB and 40 million pixels; a batch can total up to 120MB. Image exports are limited to 16 million pixels and 8,192 pixels on either edge. These limits can reduce large images. PDF pages use re-encoded images. Keep your originals and review downloads before sharing. Read the image export guide.

    Can I rotate by an arbitrary angle?

    This tool supports quarter turns only. The frame stays rectangular and no empty corners are added.

    Is the operation lossless?

    The result is re-encoded. PNG preserves the rendered pixels, but metadata and exact color appearance may change. JPG and WebP use lossy encoding here.

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