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How to Rotate an Image in Windows 10

Jump to Keys for navigating a PDF - Left Arrow or Command+Page Up. Right Arrow or Ctrl+Page Down. Right Arrow or Command+Page Down. Set direction of rotation. Select the amount and direction of the rotations: Counterclockwise 90 Degrees, Clockwise 90 Degrees, or 180 Degrees. Specify page range. For Pages, set whether you want all pages, a selection of pages, or a range of pages to rotate. Specify page numbers.

Windows 10 has a built-in feature to allow you to quickly rotate an image if needed.
You can rotate left to turn the selected image 90 degrees to the left.
You can rotate right to turn the selected image 90 degrees to the right.
This tutorial will show you different ways on how to rotate images in Windows 10.

• Option One: To Rotate Image(s) in File Explorer
• Option Two: To Rotate Image in Photos app
• Option Three: To Rotate Image in Windows Photo Viewer

EXAMPLE: 'Rotate left' and 'Rotate right' an image

1. While in File Explorer, select one or more image files you want to rotate, and do step 2 (ribbon), step 3 (context menu), or step 4 (keyboard) below for how you want to rotate the image(s).



A) Press the Alt key to see the available keyboard shortcuts, and then press the J+P keys to open the 'Picture Tools' Manage tab. (see screenshot below)
B) Press the R+L (rotate left) or R+R (rotate right) keys until the image(s) are rotated how you want, and go to step 5 below. (see screenshot below)
5. When finished rotating the image(s), you can close File Explorer if you like.

1. While you have an image opened in the Photos app, do step 2 (rotate button) or step 3 (keyboard) below for how you want to rotate the image.


4. The rotation changes you made to the image are automatically applied to image file by default. When finished, you can close the Photos app.

1. While you have an image opened in Windows Photo Viewer, do step 2 (rotate buttons), step 3 (context menu), or step 4 (keyboard) below for how you want to rotate the image.



5. When finished rotating the image, close Windows Photo Viewer to apply your changes to the image file.
That's it,
Shawn