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How to rotate an image in Adobe Photoshop.
Rotating an image can mean a lot more than simply turning it sideways. Discover different ways to improve your photos with a change in image perspective.
There are several ways to rotate images in Photoshop, each with specific features to help you get the look you’re going for. Test all of them out to see what works best for you.
To adjust an image’s angle, hold down the Crop tool and choose Perspective Crop Tool from the toolbar. Use your cursor to place the borders of the bounding box around the area you’d like to shift.
When you want to rotate an image and make other kinds of transformations at the same time, look no further than the Free Transform tool. Or you can go to Edit > Transform to choose the exact transformation you want to make, like Scale, Skew, Distort, Warp, and more.
Use the Rotate View tool to turn an entire image sideways, at an angle, or upside down. Move the subject, background, and all individual layers simultaneously with one easy step.
To create a mirror image or flip a canvas upside down, rotate an image 180 degrees on its horizontal or vertical axis with the Image Rotate command.
Once you know how to rotate in Photoshop, you’ll have an essential skill you can use to quickly improve all your photos. Check out these tutorials to learn more about how to flip, tilt, and rotate images.
Trim images to adjust angle and size simultaneously.
Tilt an image to match any angle, freely rotate it, or add perspective.
Freely transform an image to rotate, tilt, or distort it.
Maintain aspect ratio between layers as you rotate and move objects.