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Image → Rotate Image
AI-generatedSummary
Rotate an image by a specified angle using PDF4me, with the image supplied as incoming binary data, a base64 string, or a URL. The result is returned as binary image data with a configurable output field name and filename.
Inputs
- Input Data Type (required) — Choose Binary Data, Base64 String, or URL as the image source.
- Input Binary Field (required) — For Binary Data input, name of the incoming binary property to rotate; defaults to
data. - Base64 Image Content (required) — For Base64 String input, the base64-encoded image content.
- Image URL (required) — For URL input, the address of the image file.
- Output File Name — Filename for the rotated image; defaults to
rotate_image_output.png. - Background Color — Hex color used as the background during rotation; defaults to
#FFFFFF. - Proportionate Resize — Whether to maintain proportions during rotation; defaults to
true. - Rotation Angle — Rotation angle in degrees; defaults to
90. - Async — Whether to enable asynchronous processing; defaults to
true. - Binary Data Output Name — Name of the binary property containing the output image; defaults to
data.
Output shape
A single n8n item containing the rotated image as binary data.
The binary property name and output filename are configurable. The source pack lists the operation implementation but does not expose its response-handling details, so no additional output fields are specified.