Rotate photos 90° or 180° and flip them horizontally or vertically, then download them in their original format.
Need a different shape or size? Use the image cropper or the image resizer.
Phones store the camera's orientation as a separate setting (EXIF) instead of rotating the pixels. Some apps and websites ignore that setting and show the photo sideways. Rotating it here saves the pixels the right way up, so it looks correct everywhere.
Rotating turns the whole image around its center, like turning a printed photo. Flipping mirrors it: a horizontal flip swaps left and right (useful for selfies that look reversed), and a vertical flip swaps top and bottom.
Rotating by 90° steps doesn't lose any pixels. PNG images stay lossless. JPG and WEBP images are saved again at high quality (92%), which looks the same as the original.
No. The image is rotated in your browser and never leaves your device.