Fix sideways and tilted photos
Phones sometimes save pictures sideways, and scanners often feed pages in at a slight angle. Rotate by 90° or 180° with one click, or use the fine angle control (in half-degree steps) to level a horizon or a crooked document.
When you rotate by an angle that isn't a multiple of 90°, the canvas grows so no corner of your photo is cut off. The new corners are transparent for PNG and WebP, or white for JPG.
How to rotate an image
- 1
Open the image
Choose a file, drag it in or paste it.
- 2
Rotate
Use the 90° buttons or 180°, or drag the custom angle slider for small corrections.
- 3
Check the preview
Flip horizontally or vertically too if you need to.
- 4
Save
Download the rotated image in its original format.
Key features
One-click 90° and 180°
Quick fixes for sideways or upside-down photos.
Any angle
Straighten with the slider from −180° to 180°.
Nothing cut off
The canvas expands to fit the rotated picture.
Full resolution
Your image isn't downscaled.
Common uses
- Sideways phone photos: Fix images that appear rotated on websites or in email.
- Scanned pages: Level a document scanned at a slight angle.
- Landscape photos: Straighten a leaning horizon.
Tips and good to know
- After straightening by a small angle, crop away the empty corners with the Image Cropper.
- Rotating a whole PDF? Use Rotate PDF instead — it keeps the text selectable.
- Mirroring is different from rotating: to swap left and right, use the Image Flipper.