Rotate Pixel Art
Rotate sprites by any angle without jaggies: clean one-pixel lines and no new colors. A free RotSprite alternative, right in your browser.
Runs in your browser on Retro Diffusion's Rust engine. Your images never leave your device.
Drop an image here, click to browse, or paste
PNG · JPG · WebP · GIF, up to 16 megapixels
Pixel Art Rotate, step by step
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Load a sprite
Enlarged sprites are brought back to their real 1× pixels first, so clean-edge rotation works on true pixels.
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Set the angle
Drag to any angle or pick a common one. The canvas grows so corners are never clipped.
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Check the edges
Clean-edge rotation keeps lines one pixel wide and uses only the sprite’s own colors.
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Download
Save the rotated sprite at 1×, or enlarged with whole-number scaling.
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Pixel Art Rotate FAQ
Ordinary rotation blurs pixels or breaks lines into jagged steps. Clean-edge rotation reads the sprite’s edges first and rebuilds them at the new angle, so lines stay one pixel wide and no new colors appear.
It solves the same problem as RotSprite: rotating sprites by any angle while keeping them looking hand-drawn. It runs in your browser, free, with no plugin to install.
A rotated sprite needs more room for its corners. The canvas grows to fit the whole sprite at the new angle, centered, with transparent padding.
Yes, free with no signup. It runs on Retro Diffusion’s Rust engine in your browser; nothing is uploaded.