Image Flipper & Rotator

Flip images horizontally or vertically and rotate them before download.

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JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP, SVG · max 50.00 MB/file · max 20 files

What is Image Flipper & Rotator?

An image flipper and rotator changes image orientation. It can rotate a photo by common angles or mirror the image horizontally or vertically.

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How to Use Image Flipper & Rotator

  1. Upload your image or batch of images.
  2. Choose the rotation angle.
  3. Turn horizontal or vertical flip on if needed.
  4. Select the output format.
  5. Process and download the rotated image.

Fix orientation and mirror images

The flipper and rotator helps correct images that are sideways, upside down, or mirrored incorrectly. Rotation is useful for phone photos, scanned documents, product shots, and screenshots. Flip controls are useful when an image needs to face the opposite direction or match a layout.

Simple orientation edits can make images look more professional before cropping, resizing, compressing, or adding them to a page.

  • Rotate sideways phone photos.
  • Correct scanned receipts or document photos.
  • Mirror product images for layout balance.
  • Flip icons or graphics for direction changes.

Editing order

Fix rotation before cropping so the crop area matches the final orientation. If you plan to add a watermark, rotate or flip the image first so the watermark placement remains predictable.

After rotating, export in the format that matches your final use. JPG is practical for photos, PNG for transparency, and WebP for modern web pages.

Common cases

  • Turn portrait photos into the correct orientation.
  • Mirror a graphic so it points toward text.
  • Fix document photos before creating a PDF.
  • Prepare images for consistent gallery layouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I rotate images 90 degrees?
Yes. You can choose 0, 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
Can I flip images?
Yes. Horizontal and vertical flip options are available.
Does this change the original file?
No. ImageCub exports a new edited copy.
Does rotation change the original file?
No. The tool creates a new rotated or flipped copy.