90° clockwise or counter-clockwise
Quarter-turn rotation is useful for phone recordings or imported footage that appears sideways in the destination player or editor.
Rotate the picture by 90°, 180° or 270°. Choose 0° to return to the original orientation before export.
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One video at a time · MP4 or WebM · up to 240 MB · 4K input · 1080p output · 60 fps
Files are temporary and deleted automatically.
Use video rotation when footage is sideways, upside down or encoded with an orientation that does not match the intended viewing direction. MimiFile applies a controlled 90°, 180° or 270° picture rotation and exports a new result, while 0° lets you return to the original orientation before processing.
Quarter-turn rotation is useful for phone recordings or imported footage that appears sideways in the destination player or editor.
A half-turn corrects video that is completely upside down without mirroring left and right.
Rotating changes orientation around the frame. Use the flip tool when the actual goal is a horizontal or vertical mirror effect.
Yes. The current tool supports 90°, 180° and 270° rotations, plus 0° to restore the original orientation before export.
No. Rotation changes orientation. Horizontal or vertical mirroring is a separate flip operation.
No. MimiFile exports the rotated result as a separate file.