When photos appear incorrectly oriented on iPhone or iPad, flipping the screen of your device causes the Photos to flip as well. The only way to fix the orientation of photos on iPhone is to Rotate the Photos. You will find below the steps to Rotate Photos on iPhone and iPad.
Rotate Photos on iPhone and iPad
As mentioned above, photos can end up being incorrectly oriented in the Photos app. This commonly happens when you flip your iPhone into Landscape mode and then take a Photo.
Follow the steps below to Rotate Photos on iPhone or iPad using the default Photos app on your device.
1. Open the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Next, tap on the Photo that you want to rotate.
3. Once the Photo is open, tap on the Edit link located at the top-right corner of your screen (See image below)
In case you cannot see the Edit link, tap on the Photo in order to activate the top menu on your iPhone.
4. On the Photo Editor Screen, tap on the Crop icon located at the bottom-left corner of your screen (See image below)
5. On the next screen, tap on the Rotate icon located near the bottom left corner of your screen (See image below)
This will cause the selected Photo to rotate 90 degrees.
6. Tapping the Photo again will make it Rotate to 180 and tapping it a third time will cause the Photo to Rotate to 270 degrees. Keep tapping on the Photo till you get it to orient correctly on the screen of your iPhone.
Tap on Done from the bottom right corner of your screen, whenever you get the Photo to Orient the way you want it (See image below)
Similarly, you can Rotate other photos which may have ended up incorrectly oriented on your iPhone or iPad.
Unfortunately, the Photos app on iOS devices does not yet have the functionality to Rotate multiple photos at the same time. The functionality to Rotate multiple Photos is available on your Mac: How to Rotate Photos on Mac.
