Images can appear sideways because a camera stores orientation information or because a file was rotated by an application. Correcting the...

What this tool helps you do

Images can appear sideways because a camera stores orientation information or because a file was rotated by an application. Correcting the orientation makes photos, scans, and product images easier to view and use in documents or listings.

Steps for a reliable result

Upload the image to Image Rotate, select the required direction, and preview the result. Download the corrected version and open it in the target app to confirm that it displays as expected.

Things worth checking

Rotation is different from flipping, which mirrors the image. If the image contains text, mirrored output may make it unreadable. Keep a copy of the original when the photo is part of an important workflow.

Related tools

Depending on your next step, you may also find Image Cropper, Image Resizer and Metadata Exif Remover useful. Choose the tool that matches the task instead of converting or editing a file more than necessary.