Batch rotate photos

To batch rotate photos, you can use different tools depending on your device or operating system. Here’s how to do it on various platforms:

Windows (Using Built-in Photos App or File Explorer)

1. File Explorer:

   • Select all the photos you want to rotate.

   • Right-click on one of them.

   • Choose “Rotate right” or “Rotate left”.

   • All selected photos will rotate accordingly.

2. Photos App (Windows 10/11):

   • Open one image in the Photos app.

   • Click the rotate icon (circular arrow) or press Ctrl + R.

   • Navigate to the next photo and repeat.

For true batch operations, consider third-party software like IrfanView or FastStone.

Mac (Using Preview)

1. Select all the images in Finder.

2. Right-click and open them with Preview.

3. In the Preview sidebar, select all thumbnails (Cmd + A).

4. Go to Tools > Rotate Left or Rotate Right.

5. Save the changes (Cmd + S).

Linux (Using Terminal and ImageMagick)

1. Install ImageMagick if not already installed:

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   sudo apt install imagemagick
   

2. Run this command in the terminal:

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   mogrify -rotate 90 *.jpg
   

   Replace 90 with your desired angle and *.jpg with your file type.

Online Tools

• BulkResizePhotos.com

• ILoveIMG.com

These allow you to upload multiple images and rotate them all at once, then download them in a ZIP file.

Mobile Apps

• iOS: Use the Photos app → Edit → Rotate → Use batch editing via third-party apps like Snapseed or Adobe Lightroom.

• Android: Use Google Photos or batch editing apps like Photo Editor Pro or Pixlr.

Let me know if you need a script or tool for automation on a specific system.