Rotate a JPEG, PNG, or WebP by quarter turns and flip it on either axis. Use Rotate and Flip Image without creating an account. The workbench keeps the source and result together so you can check the output before downloading it.
Rotate and Flip Image covers correcting photo orientation, mirroring graphics, and turning scanned images. Its controls stay on one page, with status and validation messages beside the work area.
Compatible files are processed in your browser and are not sent to a PWRKIT processing server. If the input contains sensitive information, follow your organization’s rules for online utilities.
Before using the result, confirm that a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image and rotation settings is complete and that a rotated or mirrored image in the source format matches the destination format. Keep the original until you have checked the output in the application or context where it will be used.
The related image tools cover the next common tasks without changing your original input.
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Provide a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image and rotation settings. The tool checks the input before processing it.
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Adjust the available rotate and flip image settings for the result you need.
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Run Rotate and Flip Image. If the input is incomplete, the workbench explains what to correct.
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Check a rotated or mirrored image in the source format, then copy or download the result. Your original input stays unchanged.
- correcting photo orientation
- mirroring graphics
- turning scanned images
Is Rotate and Flip Image free to use?
Yes. Rotate and Flip Image is available without an account or subscription.
Does Rotate and Flip Image upload my input?
Rotate and Flip Image processes compatible files in your browser. Your source file is not sent to a PWRKIT processing server.
Does Rotate and Flip Image change the original?
No. Rotate and Flip Image leaves the source untouched. Copy or download the generated result as a separate output.
What should I check after using Rotate and Flip Image?
Confirm that a rotated or mirrored image in the source format matches the intended format and context. Keep the original until the result has been verified.
Quarter-turn rotation swaps width and height when needed, while horizontal or vertical flipping mirrors the visible pixels. The downloaded copy is newly encoded, so file size, metadata, and compressed pixel values can differ from the source even when the orientation is the only intended change. Inspect text, logos, faces, and directional symbols carefully because a mirror operation can make them incorrect.