Image Flipper
Mirrors images left to right or top to bottom without losing sharpness.
Rotate an image by 90, 180, or 270 degrees, or straighten it by any angle. Rotate a single photo or a batch of 20, and download them in their original format.
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, or BMP. Up to 20 images, 50 MB each. Ctrl+V pastes.
The result keeps the original format. JPG files are saved again at quality 92; PNG stays lossless.
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W·|cos a| + H·|sin a| by W·|sin a| + H·|cos a| pixels, so no corner is cut off.Phones usually save photos in the sensor's direction and add an EXIF tag that says how to turn them for display. Most apps read the tag, but some old programs and upload forms ignore it, so the photo appears sideways there.
This tool applies the tag when it opens the file, then saves the pixels the right way up, so the result looks the same everywhere. That also makes a correctly shown photo stay correct after you rotate it.
The pixels are moved exactly, but the JPG has to be saved again, here at quality 92. The change is too small to see at normal size. Use PNG if you need a lossless result.
Add it here and pick the turn that makes it upright: 90° clockwise, 270° (which is 90° counter-clockwise), or 180°. The saved file shows upright in every app.
Yes. Choose Custom and type an angle such as 1.5 or -3. The canvas grows to fit the corners, so crop the result afterwards for clean edges.
Yes, up to 20. They all turn by the same angle and download together as a ZIP.
Often used together with the Image Rotator.
Mirrors images left to right or top to bottom without losing sharpness.
Crops images with a draggable box, aspect ratio presets, and exact pixel fields.
Builds 2D and 3D CSS transforms with a live preview.