PixelVault’s batch image rotator turns and flips your images entirely in your browser — one photo or a whole folder at once. Whether a phone held sideways produced a batch of rotated shots, or you need to straighten scans, correct orientation, or flip images to face the other way, you can fix them all with the same settings in a couple of clicks.
Rotate by the common right angles — 90° left, 90° right or 180° — or drag the fine-angle slider to any angle from 0 to 359° for straightening or creative tilts. Flip horizontally or vertically independently of the rotation. A live preview shows exactly what you’ll get, and when a non-right-angle rotation exposes the corners, you choose the background color that fills them.
Everything is applied identically across the batch, so a hundred images get the same correction as fast as one. Export as JPG, PNG or WebP and download the results individually or as a single ZIP — with nothing ever uploaded.
How it works
Each image is drawn onto a canvas that is grown to the rotated bounding box so no pixels are clipped, then rotated and flipped around its center. Right-angle rotations keep every pixel exactly; arbitrary angles are resampled with high-quality smoothing. The same transform is repeated for every image in the batch and encoded to your chosen format.
Why local processing matters
Rotating in the browser means your photos never leave your device — no upload, no server, no waiting. It also makes batch work fast: there is no per-file upload round-trip, so correcting a large set of images is limited only by your own hardware.
Supported formats
- JPG — Best for photos; corners filled with your background color.
- PNG — Lossless; keeps transparency, including rotated corners.
- WebP — Small files with transparency support.
Common use cases
- Fix a batch of sideways phone photos in one go.
- Straighten crooked scans or document photos.
- Flip images to face the opposite direction.
- Rotate product shots to a consistent orientation before listing.