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Rotate by EXIF Orientation

Bakes the EXIF Orientation tag into the pixels: the image is redrawn the way cameras and phones intended it to be seen, then saved as a JPG with the orientation tag (and all other EXIF) removed — so it displays upright everywhere, including viewers that ignore EXIF.

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How to use Rotate by EXIF Orientation

Bake the EXIF orientation into the pixels and drop the tag — upright everywhere.

  1. Prepare your input

    Open a photo with orientation metadata.

  2. Use the workspace

    Review the orientation baked into the pixels.

  3. Check your result

    Save and check the JPG in your intended viewer.

Know the limits

The output drops EXIF metadata, including orientation; it is not a metadata-preserving edit.

Where does my input go?

This browser tool processes your input on your device. Optional analytics is a separate choice; it is not needed to use the tool. Keep your original until you have checked the result.

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