Image Rotate & FlipNEW
Rotate in 90-degree steps and mirror images horizontally or vertically
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AllFreeTool is a free online image rotation and flip tool. Turn a picture by ninety, one hundred and eighty or two hundred and seventy degrees, mirror it horizontally or vertically, and stack the operations in the order you want them applied. The preview updates as you go, and the result is exported as PNG, JPEG or WebP. It all runs in your browser.
It suits fixing a photo that came out sideways, mirroring a selfie or a scanned document, and preparing several derivatives of the same picture for different posts. Because the operations are kept as a list, you can undo the last step or clear everything and start again without re-uploading the file.
Why use Image Rotate & Flip on AllFreeTool?
Rotate in Steps
Turn the picture in ninety degree steps in either direction.
Mirror Both Ways
Flip the picture horizontally, vertically, or both.
Ordered Operations
Each action is kept in a list, so you can remove one or clear them all.
Browser Local
The image is transformed on your device and never uploaded to a server.
How to use Image Rotate & Flip
Upload the Image
Choose the picture you want to rotate or mirror.
Add the Operations
Pick rotation or flip actions and watch the preview update.
Export the Result
Choose the output format and download the transformed image.
Common questions
Why is my image turned the wrong way round?＋
Phone cameras record an orientation flag with the picture, so a portrait photo can look sideways in a viewer that ignores it. Applying a ninety degree rotation here writes the turned pixels into the file itself, so the result looks the same everywhere instead of depending on the reader.
Can I undo a rotation?＋
Yes. Every action appears as a chip in the operations list, and you can remove the last one or clear the whole list. The original file on your computer is never modified, so you can always start over from the upload.
Which formats can I export?＋
PNG, JPEG and WebP. PNG keeps the full quality and any transparency, JPEG is smaller for ordinary photos, and WebP is a good compromise for sharing on the web. A quality slider is available for the two compressed formats.
Is my image uploaded?＋
No. The file is read into the page and transformed on a local canvas, with no network request involved. Nothing is stored on a server and the download you get comes straight from your own device.