Turn GIF images left or right, all of them or only the portrait or landscape ones.
How to rotate images
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Select or drop up to 30 JPG, PNG or GIF images.
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Turn all of them, only portrait or landscape ones, or hover an image to turn it alone.
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Click Rotate and download your rotated images.
Rotate animated GIFs the right way up
A GIF recorded on a phone or cut from a video can end up sideways. This page rotates GIF files by 90, 180 or 270 degrees and turns every frame, so the animation keeps its timing and loop. It works on many GIFs at once, and you can turn only the portrait or only the landscape ones with a single click.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every frame is turned by the same amount and the timing and loop stay as they were, so the GIF plays the same way, just the right way up.
No. Animated GIF frames are rotated without being compressed again, so the colors, detail and timing of every frame stay exactly the same as in the original file.
A still GIF is rotated and saved as a PNG, which keeps every pixel and any transparency. GIFs with more than one frame stay GIFs and keep their animation.
Yes. Choose Portrait or Landscape to turn only images of that shape, or hover a single image and use its own rotate button. The thumbnails show the new direction before you save.
Click Right or Left twice. Each click turns the selected images 90 degrees, and the thumbnails update so you can check the result before you click Rotate.
The rotated JPG is saved again at a high quality setting, so any change is very small. The rotation isn't lossless, though, so avoid turning the same JPG back and forth many times.
Rotate image turns in 90 degree steps, which fixes sideways and upside-down photos. To straighten a tilted photo of a page, Scan document finds the page and squares it up.
Yes. An animated GIF is rotated frame by frame and stays animated, with the same timing. A GIF with a single frame is saved as a PNG.
