Does rotating an SVG image upload it?
No. Rotation runs locally in your browser and the finished image downloads straight to your device.
Rotate Image
Rotate SVG files while preserving scalable vector content.
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Files are processed locally: nothing is uploaded.
Rotate SVG Images
Fix SVG image orientation with quick 90 and 180 degree rotations and a preview before you download.
- Files stay on your device.
- Processed locally in your browser.
- No uploads. No storage.
Rotate Image turns one image left, right, or by 180 degrees inside the browser.
Quarter turns swap the output width and height, and the preview reflects the selected orientation before processing.
What you can do
- Rotate left or right by 90 degrees.
- Rotate by 180 degrees and undo changes before processing.
- Review output dimensions and choose the filename.
- Keep SVG files as scalable vectors and animated GIF files as animations.
Before you start
- The tool supports fixed quarter-turn rotations rather than arbitrary angles.
- Large images require enough browser memory for the working canvas.
- Animated GIF processing requires a modern browser with module workers and OffscreenCanvas.
- WebP output depends on browser encoding support; an unavailable WebP encoder falls back to PNG with a clear notice.
How it works
- Choose the SVG image you want to rotate.
- Rotate left, right, or 180 degrees, and reset if you change your mind.
- Download the rotated SVG with its vector content intact.
Common questions
Which rotation angles are supported?
You can rotate left 90 degrees, right 90 degrees, or a full 180 degrees, and reset at any time.
Does the rotated SVG image keep its format?
Yes. VaultIMG applies a vector transform, swaps the SVG viewBox and dimensions for quarter turns, and retains scalable content.