If Phone Photos Are Sideways, Batch Rotate Them Instead of Opening Each One

Phone photos have a small but annoying habit: they look upright on the phone, then appear sideways on your computer or website.

Sometimes it is a product photo. Sometimes it is a scanned receipt. Sometimes only a few images in a large batch are wrong. Fixing one photo manually is fine. Fixing dozens is tedious.

Use DocCrunch Image Rotate. Drop in images, choose 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or flip horizontally and vertically. You can apply the same rotation to a batch, then adjust individual files if needed.

Images that often need rotation

• Travel photos shot in mixed portrait and landscape orientation.
• Product photos that change direction after import.
• Scanned receipts, IDs and documents.
• Social media covers and profile assets.

After rotation, use Image Resize to make dimensions consistent. If the images need to upload quickly, run Image Compress before sharing.

Batch work saves time

One wrong image is easy. Twenty wrong images are not.

DocCrunch lets you add multiple images and rotate them together. If one file needs a different direction, adjust it separately. That is much faster than opening, saving and closing every image one by one.

Local rotation keeps images on your device

Photos may include faces, IDs, product samples or unpublished materials. DocCrunch rotates images in the browser, so the original files do not need to upload to a server.

Fix sideways images here: Image Rotate.