Is my GIF uploaded anywhere?

No. It runs entirely in your browser with WebAssembly — your GIF never leaves your device, and there is no size or count limit.

Does rotating change the format?

No — a GIF stays a GIF. It's re-encoded at the PRD-standard quality default, and EXIF orientation is baked in so it always displays upright.

Does it keep the animation?

Yes. Every frame, delay and loop of an animated GIF is preserved.

Rotate GIF

Rotate GIF images in your browser — rotate in 90° steps or flip it, with EXIF orientation baked in. Nothing uploads, output stays GIF. Free and unlimited.

How to rotate an image

Drop or pick a GIF file.
Rotate it — rotate in 90° steps or flip it, with EXIF orientation baked in.
Apply and download your GIF, processed entirely on your device.

About rotating

Drop a GIF and rotate in 90° steps or flip it, with EXIF orientation baked in — then download the result as GIF, all on your device. GIF is a 256-color format best known for simple animations, but heavy and low-fidelity for photos, and rotating it here re-encodes at the web-standard quality default so the file stays lean.

Because everything runs in your browser with WebAssembly, there's no upload, no queue and no size cap. Animated GIFs keep every frame, delay and loop. It's the same engine as our full image tools, focused on GIF.

Frequently asked questions

Is my GIF uploaded anywhere?: No. It runs entirely in your browser with WebAssembly — your GIF never leaves your device, and there is no size or count limit.
Does rotating change the format?: No — a GIF stays a GIF. It's re-encoded at the PRD-standard quality default, and EXIF orientation is baked in so it always displays upright.
Does it keep the animation?: Yes. Every frame, delay and loop of an animated GIF is preserved.