🔁 Rotate Video

Fix a video recorded sideways by rotating it 90, 180 or 270 degrees. The rotation is applied to the picture itself, so it plays correctly in every player.

Runs entirely in your browser with FFmpeg.wasm. No upload, no account, no video stored anywhere, and no watermark added by this site.

📁 Drop a video here, or choose a file

MP4, MOV, WebM and other common video files. One file at a time. Files are processed in your browser only — nothing is uploaded.

Choose video

Rotation (clockwise)

Before you press Process: the video engine is about 32 MB and downloads only when you press Process — never on page load. Your video never leaves this device. No account, no artificial limit; speed depends on your device and browser.

How to use it

Choose a video file.
Choose 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise.
Press Rotate Video.
Download the rotated MP4.

Supported formats and limitations

Your video never leaves your device. Processing runs in your browser with FFmpeg.wasm; there is no upload, no account and no server copy.
The video engine (about 32 MB) is downloaded only after you choose a file and press Process — never automatically when the page loads.
There is no artificial usage limit and no account. Real speed and maximum size depend on your device and browser: large or long videos are slower and may run out of browser memory. A warning is shown for very large files, but no file is hard-blocked for size alone.
Rotation re-encodes to H.264 and AAC. The frame dimensions swap for 90 and 270 degree rotations.
This tool rotates the picture data. It does not only change a metadata flag, so the fix survives re-uploads.
No artificial usage limit: capacity depends on your device and browser. Large or long videos are slower and may run out of browser memory.

Frequently asked questions

My phone video plays sideways only on some sites. Will this fix it?

Yes. Because the picture itself is rotated, players that ignore rotation metadata will still show it correctly.

Which direction is 90 degrees?

90 degrees clockwise. If that looks wrong, use 270 degrees instead.

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