What does Video Rotator & Flipper do?
Tubelexity rotates video 90° left or right, turns it 180°, flips it horizontally or vertically, and combines those transformations. Preview the intended orientation, choose crop, solid fit or blurred background handling, keep or remove audio, and export a consistently oriented MP4 or WebM.
How to use Video Rotator & Flipper
- 1Choose a local video.
- 2Apply a clockwise, counterclockwise or 180° rotation and optional flips.
- 3Choose background, resolution, frame-rate, quality and audio settings.
- 4Preview the transformation and export locally.
Supported inputs and outputs
Inputs
MP4, MOV, WebM
Outputs
MP4, WebM
Practical uses
- Fixing sideways phone footage
- Correcting mirrored webcam video
- Turning landscape video into portrait orientation
- Flipping a demonstration recording
Browser and media limitations
- Rotation re-encodes video for consistent playback.
- Metadata-only rotation is intentionally avoided because support differs.
- Blurred backgrounds take longer to render.
- Unusual rotation metadata can make the source preview differ from raw pixels.
How local processing works
Processing runs locally in your browser with FFmpeg.wasm. The media engine is downloaded on first use, but your media is not sent to Tubelexity or a processing server.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rotate a video without a watermark?
Yes. Tubelexity adds no watermark to the locally rendered output.
Can I flip a mirrored video?
Yes. Use horizontal flip, with or without rotation.
Why does my phone video appear sideways?
Some phones store upright playback as rotation metadata, which different players can interpret differently.
Does rotating a video reduce quality?
Rotation is re-encoded for reliable orientation, so use the High quality setting when detail matters.
Can I keep the original audio?
Yes. Keep audio is enabled by default and can be switched off.