Video Rotator
Rotate any video 90° clockwise, 90° counter-clockwise, or 180°, and mirror it horizontally and/or vertically. The live preview shows the new orientation instantly; the export re-encodes the file so every player on every platform sees it the right way up.
How to use this tool
- 01
Upload your video
Any format FFmpeg supports — it stays in your browser.
- 02
Pick rotation and/or flip
Rotation is a multiple of 90°; flips are horizontal, vertical, or both — combine them in one pass.
- 03
Convert and download
The orientation is baked into the pixels so it displays correctly in every player; preview, then download.
Why this matters
Phone video that plays sideways in your editor or on someone else's machine is the single most common 'why is video annoying' problem, and it comes down to a rotation flag that half the world's players ignore. A two-control fix that bakes the orientation in beats spelunking through metadata, and the live preview means you verify the direction before spending any FFmpeg time.
The export re-encodes the frames and clears the rotation flag, so the file looks identical in browsers, editors, OBS, hardware players, and social platforms — no double-rotation surprises. If the corrected clip also needs a platform-specific frame size, follow up with the Video Resizer.
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