- In Photos, select up to 30 photos, or open one.
- Tap Share, then Fix Rotation. It’s in the list of actions below the row of apps; scroll down if you don’t see it.
- Each photo is shown with its suggested fix, and why. A photo with no suggested fix is shown as Original.
- Use the arrows under a photo to rotate it yourself. Turning it back to Original leaves it as it is.
- Tap Fix N.
This works for any photo, including ones a scan wouldn’t suggest, like scenery with no faces, people or text.
Fixes are ordinary edits, so Revert in Photos undoes them. See Fixing and undoing.
Good to know
- With more than 30 photos selected, Fix Rotation isn’t offered. Scan for them in the app instead.
- It needs full access to your photos. If it says Photo Access Needed, see Permissions.
- If it says Couldn’t Find These Photos, it couldn’t match them to your library. Scan for them in the app instead.
- It uses the same free fixes as the app. With fewer left than photos to fix, only the first ones are fixed. Unlock unlimited fixes in the app: see Free fixes and the unlock.
- Photos you fix here count as reviewed, so scans skip them. So does a suggested photo you turn back to Original before tapping Fix N: that counts as dismissing the suggestion.