Turn the folder that shares one orientation, still with no account

A folder of house photos is lying on its side, and every file in it needs the same turn. Image8K straightens that folder in the browser, with no account and no usage meter between the first file and the last.

One turn for the folder

Rotate is for files that share one orientation. Left 90°, right 90°, or 180°. A fine angle is for a tilted horizon, not for a phone that is lying on its side. One click does not fix a left turn and a right turn in the same pass. Each image stays at or under 20MB. There is no sign-up wall, and nothing to unlock after file three. The workspace sidebar lists the fifteen tools. It does not add a quota. How a scan should sit is the rotate guide.

What a turn does not do

It does not convert HEIC. A phone folder that is still HEIC should be converted first. That folder, with no account, is the HEIC note. A turn does not shrink the file, stamp a shop name, or strip GPS.

If a form then rejects the weight, compress the turned exports. Do not send the lighter original because it was already small. That original is still sideways.

Nothing is uploaded

The turn stays in this browser. There is no Image8K server holding the house shots. Download the upright copies. The originals stay on the device. If one file fails because it is over 20MB, turn that one after you shrink it. Do not open an account to finish the folder.