Cropping multiple images without quality loss isn’t the only problem that some photo editors are suffering from. They also fail to provide the lossless image rotation ability. If you use their rotation features, then the quality of the images will be slightly reduced. However, just like JPEGCrops, there is a free graphic tool you can use to rotate jpeg images without quality loss, called as JPEG Lossless Rotator.
JPEG Lossless Rotator does exactly like its title and like what it is designed for: to rotate jpeg images without quality loss. In other words, the quality of the rotated images will be just the same as the quality of the original images.
Simply browse the folder where your images are located and they will be added to the thumbnail list. The images within the subfolders can also be added to the list by checking the “include subfolders” option. In case you have too many images in the folder, you may want to decrease the thumbnail quality to speed up the thumbnail creation in the list. The decreased thumbnail quality doesn’t affect the original quality of the images.
JPEG Lossless Rotator
You can rotate images to the left, right, rotate 180 degrees and flip the images both horizontally and vertically. If then you decide to use its automatic rotation feature, the application will find the images that can be automatically rotated to normal orientation.
While selecting a single image is possible, I think this freeware is more suitable to be used to rotate all images at once. Using the Shift keyboard button, you can select multiple images in a row either horizontally or vertically.
The possibility to integrate the program with Windows explorer shell makes you able to rotate multiple images at once directly within Windows explorer. Nice.
One more nice thing, you can use shortcut keys to perform some of its operation like rotating, flipping, displaying exif data, and so on.
JPEG Lossless Rotator is a freeware that supports Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP 32 bit & 64 bit, Server 2003, Vista 32 bit & 64 bit, Server 2008. Get it from here.
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