Video Rotator

Rotate a video by 90, 180 or 270 degrees or mirror it, then export a WebM copy.

Rotate or flip a video

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Output frame: —
Progress: 0%
Status: Waiting for a video
Rotation and mirroring are drawn on a canvas and re-recorded in real time, so the export takes about as long as the clip itself.

How to use the Video Rotator

  1. Choose the video you want to rotate and let it load into the preview.
  2. Pick a rotation of 90, 180 or 270 degrees and mirror it if you need to.
  3. Click Start export, let it play through and download the WebM copy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online video rotator.

Choose the file, pick a rotation angle and check the preview. Click Start export and the rotated clip is recorded and offered as a WebM download.
Many phones record landscape frames and store a rotation flag in the file. Re-recording through a canvas writes the rotation into the pixels instead.
Yes. A 90 or 270 degree rotation swaps the width and the height, so a 1920 by 1080 clip becomes 1080 by 1920, while 180 degrees keeps the size.
Mirroring flips the picture, which is useful for selfie footage or text that was recorded through a front facing camera that reverses the image.
The clip is re-recorded in real time, so a three minute video takes about three minutes. The progress figure shows how far it has reached.
Yes where the browser lets the page route the video audio into the recorder. Otherwise the export contains the rotated picture track only.
No. The file is decoded, drawn and re-encoded entirely inside your browser, and no part of it leaves your device.
The result is a WebM file with VP8 or VP9 video, which plays in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and most modern media players.

Last updated: October 10, 2026