Rotate Image
Upload any JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF image to process instantly in your browser.
Choose Image FileRotate photos oriented sideways or upside down by 90°, 180°, 270°, or arbitrary custom angle degrees with automatic canvas bounding expansion.
Upload any JPG, PNG, WebP, or GIF image to process instantly in your browser.
Choose Image FileRotate clockwise or counter-clockwise with a single click.
Fine-tune rotation from 0° to 360° with 1° precision for leveling tilted horizons.
Automatically recalculates destination canvas dimensions so corners are never cropped.
Download rotated images in JPG, PNG, or WebP with zero server latency.
When an image is rotated by an arbitrary angle θ, the bounding box of the resulting raster increases to |W·cos(θ)| + |H·sin(θ)| in width and |W·sin(θ)| + |H·cos(θ)| in height.
Softnag computes these trigonometric bounds dynamically, translates the canvas coordinate origin to the center point, applies a 2D rotation transformation matrix, and draws the source image.
This guarantees that the entire image remains visible with clean edges and zero distortion.
Fix photos taken on smartphones where EXIF orientation tags were ignored by target websites.
Straighten slightly slanted horizon lines in beach or cityscape photography.
Flip upside-down contract scans into readable upright orientation.
Rotate textures, badges, and background patterns for digital collages.
Standard 90°, 180°, and 270° rotations perform pure coordinate swaps with zero resampling loss. Fine angle rotations apply high-quality interpolation to preserve detail.
Some cameras save photos in default orientation and append an EXIF orientation flag. Softnag physically bakes the rotation into the pixel array so it displays correctly everywhere.
No. Softnag expands the canvas dimensions to accommodate the rotated image bounding box.
Yes. You can upload a JPG and export the rotated image as PNG, JPG, or WebP.
No. All processing happens entirely within your local browser memory.
No. Softnag expands the canvas dimensions to accommodate the rotated bounding box.