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Fix sideways photos and scans: drop files in, pick the angle, and download correctly-oriented copies — same format, processed entirely on your device.

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90–270°
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Rotate images, right here

Drop in one image or a whole batch. Everything is converted on your device — no upload, no wait.

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How it works

Three simple steps, zero uploads

Rotate one image or a whole batch without sending anything to a server.

01

Drop your image

Pick a file or drag it straight in — drop in .jpg, .png or .webp files — the format is kept.

02

Choose the angle

Rotate 90° left or right, or 180° — then press Rotate & convert.

03

Download the rotated copy

It saves straight to your device the moment it’s ready — no upload, no waiting.

Why here

Right way up. Zero uploads.

Rotate 90° left or right, or a full 180°.
EXIF orientation is applied automatically first.
Keeps the original format and transparency.
Rotate a whole batch in one go.
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Rotating images, explained

Why photos end up sideways

Cameras do not physically rotate the pixels when you turn the phone — they save the image as the sensor saw it, plus an EXIF orientation tag saying "display me rotated". Software that respects the tag shows the photo upright; software that ignores it shows it sideways. That mismatch is why one photo looks fine in one app and wrong in another.

dotwebp applies the EXIF tag automatically the moment a file loads, then bakes your chosen rotation into the actual pixels. The result displays correctly everywhere — even in software that ignores EXIF entirely.

Choose first, then convert

Unlike the converters on this site, rotation waits for you: drop your files, pick 90° left, 90° right, or 180°, and press Rotate & convert. The same angle applies to every file in the queue — ideal for a batch of scans that all came in sideways.

PNG files rotate losslessly. JPG and WebP are re-encoded once at quality 92, visually identical to the source.

FAQ

Good to know

Why is my photo sideways in the first place?

Cameras record orientation as EXIF metadata that some apps ignore. We apply EXIF automatically on load, so the rotation you add here is on top of the corrected image.

Does rotating lose quality?

PNG stays lossless. JPG and WebP are re-encoded once at quality 92, which is visually identical — and far better than tools that re-save at default 75.

Can I rotate several photos at once?

Yes — the chosen angle applies to every file in the queue when you press Rotate & convert.

Why does conversion wait for me to click?

So you can pick the angle first. Files convert the moment you press Rotate & convert.

Can I rotate by an arbitrary angle, like 5°?

Not yet — arbitrary-angle straightening (with automatic cropping) is a roadmap item. This tool covers the 90°/180°/270° cases that fix orientation.

Will rotating change my file size?

Slightly, because lossy formats are re-encoded once. At quality 92 the change is small and the image is visually identical.

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