What image formats are supported for transformation?
Our transform tool supports all major image formats: **Input formats**: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. **Output format**: The transformed image will be saved in the same format as your original image, preserving all quality settings. PNG format is recommended when you need to preserve transparency, while JPEG is perfect for photographs.
How do I rotate an image to a specific angle?
You have two options for precise rotation: 1) **Quick rotate buttons**: Use the 90° left, 90° right, or 180° buttons for standard rotations, 2) **Custom angle input**: Enter any angle from 0-360° in the rotation angle field, or use the slider for visual adjustment, 3) **Fine-tuning**: Adjust the angle incrementally using arrow keys or slider for pixel-perfect alignment. The real-time preview shows exactly how your image will look at any angle.
Can I flip an image both horizontally and vertically?
Yes! You can apply multiple flip operations: 1) **Horizontal flip**: Creates a left-right mirror effect, 2) **Vertical flip**: Creates an up-down mirror effect, 3) **Both flips**: Apply both for a 180° rotation effect, 4) **Combined with rotation**: Mix flips with rotation for complex transformations. All transformations can be combined and applied simultaneously with real-time preview.
What happens to image quality after transformation?
Image quality is carefully preserved during transformation: 1) **Lossless processing**: Our HTML5 Canvas implementation maintains original image quality, 2) **High-quality rendering**: Uses bilinear interpolation for smooth rotation results, 3) **Format preservation**: Output format matches input format with same quality settings, 4) **No additional compression**: Unless you choose a different quality setting, no additional compression is applied, 5) **Metadata retention**: EXIF data is preserved where possible.
Are my images stored on your servers?
Absolutely not. All transform processing happens entirely in your browser using HTML5 Canvas technology: 1) **Local processing**: Images are processed directly in browser memory, 2) **No server uploads**: Your files never leave your device at any point during the transformation process, 3) **Instant deletion**: Processed images are removed from memory when you navigate away, 4) **Complete privacy**: No image data is ever transmitted to our servers, 5) **Offline capability**: Works without internet once the page loads.
Can I undo transformations if I make a mistake?
Yes, you have multiple options to revert changes: 1) **Reset Transform button**: Clears all current transformations while keeping the image loaded, 2) **Reset button**: Completely resets the tool to initial state, 3) **Individual controls**: Adjust any parameter back to default (0° rotation, 1.0 scale, no flips), 4) **Non-destructive**: Your original image file is never modified - only the preview changes. You can always start fresh or fine-tune your transformations.
What's the difference between rotation and flip?
These are distinct transformation operations: **Rotation** - Turns the image around its center point by a specified angle (0-360°). Useful for correcting image orientation or artistic effects. **Flip** - Creates a mirror image along either the horizontal axis (left-right) or vertical axis (up-down). Used for creating reflections or mirror effects. You can combine both operations - for example, flip horizontally and then rotate 45° for complex transformations. The real-time preview helps you understand how each operation affects your image.
Can I transform multiple images at once?
Currently, our tool processes one image at a time to ensure optimal quality and customization for each image. This approach allows you to: 1) **Customize per image**: Apply different transformation settings for each image's unique needs, 2) **Quality control**: Review each transformed result before downloading, 3) **Flexible adjustments**: Use different angles, flips, or scales as needed. For multiple images with identical settings, simply apply the same configuration to each image. We're considering batch processing for future updates based on user feedback.