What is 270° clockwise?

It is the same as rotating 90° counterclockwise: the image turns to the left.

Is there quality loss?

The default PNG output is lossless, so there is none. Choosing JPG re-encodes the image at quality 0.92, which adds a small amount of compression.

Does this work on mobile?

Yes, as long as your mobile browser supports the Canvas API (all modern ones do).

Does rotating remove the photo's EXIF data?

Yes. The image is redrawn on a canvas and saved as a new PNG or JPG, so EXIF data from the original, including the orientation tag and any GPS position, is not copied into the download.

Rotate Image 270°

Rotate your image 270° clockwise, which is the same as a quarter turn to the left (90° counterclockwise). The result appears as soon as the image loads. All processing runs in your browser.

Drop an image or click to choose

JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 50 MB. Runs in your browser.

OPERATION

FORMAT

Runs entirely in your browser

How it works

The tool makes a canvas with the width and height swapped, moves the origin to its center with translate(), turns it with rotate(-Math.PI / 2), a quarter turn to the left, and draws your image, so a 4000 x 3000 photo comes out 3000 x 4000. PNG output is lossless; JPG is encoded at quality 0.92 with transparent areas filled white.

Processing runs in your browser

All transformations are applied using the Canvas API inside your browser. Our servers are not involved at any point.

Related operations

To trim a rotated photo to a clean frame, try image crop. For resizing a rotated image to fit a target, use resize image. To save the rotated result in a different format, see the image converter.

Frequently asked questions

What is 270° clockwise?: It is the same as rotating 90° counterclockwise: the image turns to the left.
Is there quality loss?: The default PNG output is lossless, so there is none. Choosing JPG re-encodes the image at quality 0.92, which adds a small amount of compression.
Does this work on mobile?: Yes, as long as your mobile browser supports the Canvas API (all modern ones do).
Does rotating remove the photo's EXIF data?: Yes. The image is redrawn on a canvas and saved as a new PNG or JPG, so EXIF data from the original, including the orientation tag and any GPS position, is not copied into the download.

Last reviewed September 30, 2026

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