Rotate WebP
Turn WebP images 90, 180 or 270 degrees — private, in your browser
Turn a WebP the right way up
A photo shot in the wrong orientation, a scan that came out sideways, or an asset that needs turning to fit a layout — rotating fixes all of them. This tool turns your WebP image in clean 90-degree steps so it sits the right way up, then re-saves it as WebP. Everything happens in the browser.
Drop a WebP, tap the rotate buttons until it looks right in the preview, and download the corrected image. Transparency and sharpness are preserved, and you can run a whole batch through the same rotation when a set of images all came out the wrong way.
How to rotate a WebP
- Drop your WebP image into the box above, or click to choose it.
- Use the rotate buttons to turn it left or right in 90-degree steps.
- Check the preview until the image sits the right way up.
- Click Download WebP, or export a rotated batch as a ZIP.
Why rotate WebP here?
Lossless 90-degree turns
Quarter-turn rotations reposition pixels without resampling, so the image stays exactly as crisp as it started.
Transparency preserved
The alpha channel turns with the picture, keeping cut-outs and logos see-through after rotation.
No upload, no account
Rotation runs entirely in your browser, so private photos and work-in-progress assets stay on your machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I rotate by 90, 180 or 270 degrees?
Yes. The rotate buttons turn the image a quarter, half or three-quarter turn in either direction, so you can fix anything from a sideways phone photo to an upside-down scan.
Does rotating a WebP lose quality?
Rotating in 90-degree steps is a clean operation — pixels are simply repositioned, not resampled — so the image stays as sharp as the original apart from re-encoding.
Is transparency kept when I rotate?
Yes. The alpha channel rotates with the image, so transparent areas stay transparent in the result.
Are my files uploaded to rotate them?
No. Rotation happens locally in your browser; your WebP images never leave your device.
Can I rotate several images at once?
Yes. Add a batch, apply the same rotation, and download them together as a ZIP.