Rotate Image: Fix Direction at Any Angle

Is your image the wrong way? Rotate images 90°, 180°, or any angle, auto-correct EXIF orientation in your browser — no upload, privacy-safe, quick and easy.

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Photos taken vertically on your phone appear sideways on your computer? Scans are upside down? Rotating an image is the most basic editing need. Here's how to fix the orientation fast.

Common orientation problems

  • Phone photo rotation: vertical photos shown sideways — the most common issue
  • Wrong scan direction: scans come out reversed or upside down
  • Reversed screenshots: images arrive in the wrong direction
  • Slight angle offsets: need a small nudge

Rotation options

  • 90° rotation: counterclockwise/clockwise, the most common
  • 180° rotation: flip upside down
  • Any angle: free input for fine-tuning
  • Auto-correct: fixes phone photo orientation from EXIF data

Rotate an image with PixelForge

Open the PixelForge EXIF Auto-Rotate tool — processed entirely in your browser, no upload.

Step 1: Upload images (batch supported). Step 2: Choose auto-correct (EXIF) or manual rotation (90°, 180°, any angle). Step 3: Preview and export.

Tips

  1. Try auto-correct first for phone photos, then manual
  2. Free rotation enlarges the canvas — crop the empty space
  3. Batch rotate when images share the same direction
  4. 90°/180° rotation is lossless; free rotation resamples

FAQ

How do I auto-correct phone photo orientation?

Use the EXIF Auto-Rotate tool — it reads the EXIF data and rotates the photo to the correct orientation automatically.

Can I rotate an image to any angle?

Yes. 90° and 180° are supported, plus free angle input for fine corrections.

Does rotating reduce image quality?

90° and 180° rotation reorders pixels losslessly. Free-angle rotation resamples and has a slight effect — work from the original.

How do I remove the empty space after rotating?

Use the [Multi-Size Crop tool](https://img-tools.top/crop) to trim the extra blank area for a tighter frame.

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