Adjust Image Hue Online - Rotate Image Colors

Yes, completely secure. All image processing happens 100% client-side in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to any server or stored anywhere. Everything stays on your device, ensuring total privacy.

Yes, this tool is entirely free with unlimited usage. You can adjust hue on as many images as you want without any costs, restrictions, or watermarks.

The tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF formats. These formats cover virtually all common image types from digital cameras, smartphones, and web downloads.

Yes, after the initial page load, this tool functions completely offline. Since all processing is client-side with no server dependency, you can use it without an internet connection.

Hue rotation shifts all colors in your image around the color wheel by a specified degree (0-360). For example, rotating 180 degrees turns reds to cyans, greens to magentas, creating complementary color schemes. It’s perfect for color grading and creative effects.

No, hue rotation only changes the color tones while preserving the original brightness and saturation levels. If you need to adjust saturation or lightness, use our dedicated saturation or lightness adjustment tools.

Yes, the slider allows precise control from 0 to 360 degrees. The current rotation value is displayed next to the slider, so you can set exact values for consistent color grading across multiple images.

Hue rotation is commonly used for color correction (fixing color casts), creative color grading in photography, turning summer photos into autumn scenes, matching color schemes across images, or creating artistic color variations.

Yes, the preview updates in real-time as you drag the slider, allowing you to see exactly how different hue rotations affect your image before downloading.

At 0 degrees, your image displays with its original colors unchanged. At 360 degrees, you’ve completed a full rotation around the color wheel, returning to the original colors. Any value in between creates different color shifts.