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Supported: MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV
Max file size: 2GB
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Select a video to compare rotation.
Rotated 90° Clockwise
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Rotated preview
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Videos selected from your device are processed locally in your browser. We do not upload or store your files.
Video Rotator fixes sideways or upside-down clips directly in your browser. Choose a rotation angle, preview the new orientation, and export a fresh MP4 without changing the original file.
It bakes a 90°, 180°, or 270° rotation into a new video file so players and upload platforms show the corrected orientation.
Creators, support teams, teachers, social managers, and developers can correct recording orientation without opening a full editor.
Use it after a phone, camera, screen recorder, or conferencing tool saves a clip sideways or upside down.
Local files stay in your browser. Remote URLs are limited to direct video files that allow browser CORS and Range requests.
Upload from device is best for private files. From URL is for direct public video links, not streaming pages.
90° clockwise and 270° counter clockwise fix sideways footage. 180° fixes upside-down footage.
The background fills any empty space in the rotated output. Black is neutral, blur feels more visual, and custom color is useful for branded exports.
Keep this enabled for most videos. It swaps width and height on quarter turns so the rotated frame is not stretched.
Keep original frame rate unless a platform requires a specific value. Auto bitrate balances quality and file size for the chosen output dimensions.
This avoids copying common descriptive tags into the new MP4. It does not change visible video frames.
No. Local files are decoded, rotated, encoded, and downloaded in your browser. URL mode only reads the remote file from its original server.
Use 90° clockwise for videos recorded sideways to the left, 270° counter clockwise for the opposite direction, and 180° for upside-down footage.
When enabled, the output frame swaps width and height for quarter turns so the rotated video is not squeezed. When disabled, the original frame size is kept and empty space may appear.
The URL must point directly to a video file and allow browser CORS plus Range requests. Streaming pages and private CDNs often block that access.
The tool re-encodes the video so the rotation is baked into a new MP4. Quality is preserved as much as browser encoding allows, but any re-encode can change file size or compression slightly.
Yes. Enable remove metadata in advanced options to avoid copying common descriptive tags into the rotated MP4.
Browser encoding depends on memory, codec support, hardware acceleration, and output size. Smaller files and common MP4 sources are more reliable.
No. The original file remains untouched. The tool creates a new downloadable rotated MP4 file.