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Rotate & Flip Image

Rotate an image left or right and mirror it horizontally or vertically, with a live preview - then download the corrected image.

  • Free, no watermarks
  • Files deleted after 1 hour
  • Runs in your browser
  • No account needed

Choose an image to rotate or flip.

Why use SnapFetch

  • Rotate in 90-degree steps and flip horizontally or vertically
  • See the result live before you download
  • Works with PNG and JPG, no quality loss on rotation

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose or drag in an image

  2. 2

    Rotate or flip until it looks right

  3. 3

    Click Apply & download

  4. 4

    Files are deleted from our servers after 1 hour

When to use Rotate & Flip Image

Two related fixes. Rotation corrects a photo that came out sideways, usually because a phone's orientation data was ignored somewhere along the way. Flipping mirrors the image, which matters for selfie-camera shots where text reads backwards, or when you need a mirrored version for a layout.

Specifications & limits

Accepted input
PNG, JPG and JPEG
Operations
Rotate 90 degrees either way, flip horizontally or vertically
Quality
Rotation and flipping rearrange existing pixels - nothing is resampled
Maximum dimensions
8000 x 8000 pixels
Maximum file size
20 MB per upload
File retention
Deleted from our servers 1 hour after upload

Troubleshooting

The photo looked upright before uploading

Some apps display the correct orientation from EXIF metadata without applying it. Rotating here writes the orientation into the pixels so it holds everywhere.

Text reads backwards after flipping

That is what a horizontal flip does. Flip it back, or rotate instead if orientation was the actual problem.

The upload is rejected before anything happens

The file is over the 20 MB cap. Compress it first, or split a long PDF into smaller files and process them separately.

References

The published specification for the formats involved, and the open-source software that actually performs this conversion.

Frequently asked questions

No - rotating by 90-degree steps and flipping are lossless operations that just rearrange the existing pixels.

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