Rotate & straighten images — free

Upload your image and use the rotate controls to adjust the angle. This online image rotator preserves quality and helps create images for social media, websites, and print with precise orientation. Supports JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, SVG formats for businesses and creators.

Yes. Enter the desired angle in degrees to rotate the image. This is useful for creating images that fit specific layouts or orientations.

We support JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and TIFF formats. The output format will be the same as the input format, preserving quality and transparency.

No. Rotating doesn't alter the quality of the image. It simply changes the orientation while maintaining the original resolution.

Yes. Use the rotate controls to adjust the image to the desired orientation. This is useful for creating high-resolution images for printing.

Yes. Rotating happens on our secure servers; uploads are auto-deleted after processing and never shared. There are no watermarks, and you can download the rotated image immediately, making it perfect for confidential client assets and brand images that require privacy. Trusted by businesses, agencies, and professional creators.

Rotating turns the whole image around its centre by 90°, 180° or 270°. To mirror an image or flip it horizontally or vertically — for example to fix a reversed selfie or mirror text — use the dedicated Flip / Mirror Image tool instead.

Drag the Rotation Angle slider, which moves freely from -180° to 180°, to nudge a crooked horizon back to level without snapping to a full quarter-turn. For pixel-precise straightening use the −1° and +1° buttons beneath the slider to fine-tune one degree at a time, and tap Reset to return to 0° if you overshoot.

Yes — switch the mode toggle from Single image to Batch, drop in as many photos as you need, and set one rotation angle that is applied to every image in the queue. The tool processes them all and packages the results into a single ZIP file so you don't have to download each one separately.

Use the four quick-angle buttons under the slider — No rotation, Clockwise (90°), Upside down (180°) and Counter-clockwise (-90°) — for one-tap exact turns instead of trying to land precisely on a slider value. They're ideal for the common case of a sideways phone photo, while the slider is better reserved for fine straightening.

For sideways shots, tap a quick-angle preset (90°, 180° or -90°) for an instant exact turn; for slightly crooked horizons, use the fine slider with the ±1° nudge buttons instead. If you have many photos needing the *same* correction — for example, a batch of scans all rotated 90° the wrong way — switch to Batch mode, set that one angle, and download them all as a ZIP in one pass rather than fixing each individually.

Switch the mode toggle above the upload area from 'Single image' to 'Batch,' then drop in as many photos as you need — each one queues up with its own remove button, plus a Clear button to empty the whole queue. Set the rotation angle once with the slider or a preset, and running the batch applies that same angle to every queued image and packages the results into a single ZIP you download in one click.

Drag the rotation angle slider, which runs from -180° to 180° with a live degree readout above it, to dial in any custom tilt — useful for leveling a crooked horizon rather than snapping to a hard 90°/180° turn. Use the -1°/+1° nudge buttons beneath the slider for pixel-precise adjustments the slider itself can't hit reliably, and tap Reset at any time to snap the angle back to 0°.

Yes — besides the 90, 180 and 270 degree buttons, a straighten slider rotates a picture by any angle from -180 to 180 degrees. It is the easy fix for a tilted horizon or a slightly crooked scan: nudge it a few degrees, check the live preview, then download. The corners are filled in white so the whole photo stays visible.

Yes — switch to batch mode, upload the whole set, and every image is rotated by the same angle and delivered together as a ZIP. It is a fast way to fix a folder of sideways photos from a phone or camera without rotating each JPG one at a time.

Yes — Pixoate supports batch and bulk processing. Switch to Batch mode, add as many images as you want, set your options once, and every image is processed with the same settings before you download a single ZIP. Bulk processing is a Premium feature that works through your files one after another with a live progress bar and estimated time remaining, so even large batches never time out.

Yes — with bulk processing you configure the settings a single time and they apply to every file in the batch, whether that is 5, 50 or 500 images. There is no need to repeat the setup per file, quality is preserved exactly as in single-file mode, and your files are processed securely and deleted automatically after download.