Rotate image

Select JPG, PNG, or WebP images to get started. Use the 90° left or 90° right button to turn a picture counterclockwise or clockwise, choose 180° for a half-turn, or select Reset to return the angle to 0°. These buttons update the same angle setting. Use the slider or exact-angle control for turns from −180° to 180°, the slider moves in 1° steps and exact entry in 0.5° steps. For non-right angles, select Expand to fit or Keep original size, then choose transparent or colored corners.

For quarter-turns and half-turns, the image dimensions swap when needed and no empty corners are created. Canvas and corner options are only relevant for angles that are not multiples of 90°. Expand to fit gives the rotated picture room on the canvas, while keeping the original size crops it back to its starting dimensions.

Before editing a very large image, check its pixel dimensions. Images above the 150-megapixel browser canvas limit are rejected, which is about 16.7 megapixels on iPhone or iPad. GIF and HEIC files are not accepted. The tool does not detect a horizon or straighten it automatically, so set the angle yourself. Lossless JPEG rotation is not supported because JPG output is re-encoded. Results have no watermark.