Gypes

Private image rotation tool

Rotate image

Turn a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image left, right, or upside down and download a newly encoded copy without uploading the source.

Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP image.

Rotate pixels instead of changing a display flag

The browser decodes the source, creates a canvas with swapped dimensions for a quarter turn, draws the pixels around the new center, and saves a separate file. A 1200-by-800 image rotated left or right becomes 800 by 1200. A 180-degree turn keeps the original width and height.

Output format determines transparency and compression

Keeping the source format uses JPEG, PNG, or WebP to match the uploaded type. PNG preserves transparent pixels and uses lossless compression. JPEG is lossy and fills any transparent pixels with the selected background. WebP can retain transparency in modern browsers. The quality setting is an encoder request for JPEG and WebP rather than a precise target-size guarantee.

Metadata is normally removed from the new file

Canvas export generally strips EXIF orientation, GPS coordinates, camera details, thumbnails, color profiles, animation, and other metadata. The visible browser-decoded orientation is baked into the output pixels before the requested turn is applied. Keep the original and verify direction, dimensions, fine detail, colors, and transparency in the downloaded file.

The source and rotated pixels remain in this browser and are not intentionally uploaded to Gypes. Only rotate, publish, or distribute images when you have the necessary rights and permission, especially for confidential, identity, medical, or copyrighted material.