Image Rotate

Quick answer: Rotate images by 90° steps or any angle with local, quality-preserving processing. Open 图片旋转 — everything runs locally in your browser, and files never leave your device.

Steps

1. Upload the image to the Rotate tool.
2. Pick 90°/180° or enter a custom angle.
3. Download.

Important notes

• Non-90° rotations either crop corners or add empty space — expand the canvas first if nothing may be lost.
• Avoid repeated JPG rotate-and-save cycles; each one re-compresses.

Common questions

Does EXIF rotation apply? Phone photos display per EXIF orientation; rotating writes real pixel geometry.

Batch? Yes — same angle for all.

When to use this

For phone photos that only display sideways, EXIF-aware rotation writes the orientation into the pixels so every viewer and printer agrees.

Pro tips

For arbitrary angles, decide between crop and pad before rotating: rotating a 4:3 photo by 10 degrees either loses the corners (crop-to-fill) or gains empty triangles (pad). Landscape photographers generally prefer crop; document scans prefer pad because no content may be lost. For phone photos, EXIF-based auto-orientation is the right first step — it fixes display rotation without any quality cost, and only then should you consider creative rotation. Each JPEG save re-compresses, so rotate once and save once.

Why did my rotated photo get smaller? Crop-to-fill trimmed the corners to keep the rectangle — use pad mode or expand the canvas first if you need every pixel.