Rotate an image online

Turn a sideways or upside-down image in 90° steps, then download the corrected result as a PNG.

Crop / Rotate / Flip

How to use the editor

1
Choose one image and check its orientation in the preview.
2
Use Rotate left or Rotate right until it looks correct. Two 90° turns make 180°.
3
Select the crop area after rotating, because rotating clears any existing selection.
4
Check the final-result preview and output size, then download the PNG.

Start with Rotate left and Rotate right above the crop fields. Flip horizontal and Flip vertical stay available if you need a mirror image instead.

Two 90° turns make a 180° turn. You can also flip the image if its direction is reversed.

Rotating clears a crop selection, so choose the crop area after fixing the orientation.

Expecting free angles: the editor only turns in 90° steps, not small tilt corrections.
Cropping first and then rotating, which clears the selection you just made.
Using rotate when the image is mirrored: a sideways result may need a flip instead.

Downloads as a PNG. With no crop, you get the full oriented image; with a crop, you get the selected area. A 90° or 270° turn swaps width and height.

Should I use Rotate left or Rotate right?
Use whichever reaches the correct orientation faster. One click turns 90°, two clicks turn 180°, and three clicks equal one turn the other way.
How do I rotate 180°?
Click the same rotate control twice. Check the preview after the second turn before selecting a crop area.
When is rotate different from flip?
Rotate turns the image. Flip mirrors it. If text or a logo reads backwards, you need a flip, not another turn.

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