Quarter-turn rotation
Rotate in either direction without cropping off corners.
Free online image rotator
Rotate by 90°, 180°, or 270°, or flip an image horizontally or vertically. The canvas follows the new orientation, and processing stays on your device.
Drop an image to rotate
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, or ICO · local processing
Up to 25 MB and 16 megapixels per image. One image at a time.
The image toolbox
Eight free tools, one private workflow. Images are edited on your device. Save a result and open it in another tool when you need a second step.
Set dimensions for one image or a mixed-shape batch.
Open resize →Trim distractions, reframe a shot, or create the exact aspect ratio you need. Your image is cropped locally in your browser and never uploaded.
Open crop →Convert between common image formats locally. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and ICO output are supported; AVIF export depends on your browser.
Open convert →Reduce image file size with a live quality preview and clear savings estimate. Compression happens privately on your device.
Open compress →Add a soft haze or a strong privacy blur with a live preview. Your image stays on your device from start to finish.
Open blur →Rotate by 90°, 180°, or 270°, or flip an image horizontally or vertically. The canvas follows the new orientation, and processing stays on your device.
Open rotate →Add a single text watermark with adjustable size, opacity, color, and position. Preview it locally, then download a new copy without uploading the original.
Open watermark →Turn your own photo or image into a meme with bold, readable captions and a live preview. This free meme generator works locally in your browser—no upload, account, or watermark.
Open meme →Simple by design
Select a photo, screenshot, or graphic.
Pick a rotation and optional flips; inspect the preview.
Choose PNG for transparent graphics or JPG/WebP for photographs.
Rotate in either direction without cropping off corners.
Mirror your image after rotation with separate controls.
Your source stays on your device; the saved copy is re-encoded.
One job, one simple tool
Good to know
Practical answers about formats, privacy, and what happens in your browser.
Yes. A 90° or 270° turn swaps the source width and height. A 180° turn keeps them.
Pixel positions are rotated without rescaling, but the browser re-encodes the download. JPG output can introduce compression loss; this is not a lossless JPEG metadata rotation.
Rotation happens first. Horizontal and vertical flips then apply to the final view.
The tool exports one still frame. Animation and metadata are not preserved.