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Rotate or flip a video

Filmed sideways, upside down, or mirrored by a front camera? Drop the video, turn it or flip it until the preview looks right, and save it with the sound in place. It is made in your browser; nothing is uploaded and there is no watermark.

How to use it

  1. Drop the videoMP4, MOV or WebM, from a phone or a camera.
  2. Turn or flip itRotate left or right, 180°, or mirror it; the preview shows the result.
  3. SaveAn MP4 at the new orientation, sound kept.

What you can download here

  • MP4 (H.264 + AAC)plays everywhere; WebM where the browser can only make that
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Cuescribe for Chrome

A transcript side panel on every YouTube and TikTok video, a library of everything you transcribe, and one click to open any of it in these tools.

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Pro keeps this free

Every tool stays free. Pro (early access, $9/month) adds batch delivery with client presets and file naming, editor timelines, multi-camera sync and the extension's Pro features. Early subscribers keep their price and choose what gets built next.

What Pro includes

Next steps

Crop video NewKeep only part of the frame: drag a box or pick a shape.Resize video New9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9: crop to fill or fit with a blurred background.Vertical to horizontal videoPhone clip to 16:9: blurred background or a crop you place.Filler word removerUm, uh, false starts and repeats cut; keeps your last take.Silence removerCut dead air; get the tightened video, an EDL or a WAV.Auto-reframe to vertical16:9 → 9:16 with a crop that follows the face.

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Questions

How do I rotate a video that was filmed sideways?

Drop it and press Rotate left or Rotate right until the preview is upright, then Save the video. The width and height swap, so a sideways landscape clip becomes a proper vertical one (or the reverse).

How do I un-mirror a selfie video?

Press Flip left-right: text and faces read the right way round again.

Does it lose quality?

The video is re-encoded once at its own size and a high bitrate; the sound is kept.