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Rotate a photo 15° to straighten a horizon, and some tools quietly crop the corners. This one expands the canvas instead.

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Rotate a photo 15° to straighten a horizon, and some tools quietly crop the corners. This one expands the canvas instead.

Rotate a rectangular photo by anything other than a clean 90° step and its corners push past the original frame boundaries. Some online rotators just crop that overflow away, quietly losing part of the image.

Rotate image without cropping corners

This image rotator calculates the full rotated bounding box and expands the canvas to fit it — nothing outside the original frame gets clipped, at any angle.

Straighten a tilted photo online with a free-angle slider

Beyond the 90°/180° buttons, a -45° to 45° slider lets you nudge a tilted horizon level — a feature plenty of "rotate image" tools skip in favor of 90°-only steps.

PNG transparent corners, or JPG with a fill color

Since a rotated rectangle doesn't fill a rectangular canvas, you choose: PNG leaves the new corners transparent, JPG fills them with a solid background color.

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