How do I rotate an image online?▾
Upload an image, choose rotation angle, prepare the result, and download the finished file.
Are images uploaded to the server?▾
No. Images are read and rotated locally in your browser through the Canvas API.
Can I upload several images?▾
This tool processes one image at a time to keep the interface simple. For batch processing, use a separate batch tool.
Why does the large upload area disappear after upload?▾
After upload the main focus is the image itself. The large upload area is replaced by a workspace with result preview.
Can I set a custom angle?▾
Yes. Enter an angle from -180 to 180 degrees. Custom angles may leave empty areas at the edges.
What happens to empty areas after rotation?▾
For PNG/WebP you can use a transparent background. JPEG does not support transparency, so the chosen background color is used.
Are EXIF and metadata preserved?▾
When processing through the Canvas API, metadata and EXIF are usually not preserved. EXIF orientation may be removed, so check the preview.
Why did width and height change after rotation?▾
At 90° or 270° rotation, width and height swap. At a custom angle the canvas may expand so the image fits fully.
How is rotation different from crop?▾
Rotation changes image orientation. Crop removes part of the image inside a chosen frame. Use the Image Cropper tool for cropping.
Can I rotate without quality loss?▾
Through the Canvas API the image is usually re-encoded, so JPEG/WebP quality may change slightly. For most everyday tasks this is acceptable, but verify the result.
Do I need to register?▾
No. The tool works immediately and does not require registration.
