Click Photo > Rotate Left (CCW) or Photo > Rotate Right (CW). Rotate commands are in the Photo drop-down menu. Option 4: Use Rotate Commands under Menus They also work in the Library and Develop modules and Loupe and Grid views. These work in both Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC. Control/Command+] rotates the image clockwise.Control/Command+[ rotates the image counterclockwise.These are shortcut keys to rotate a photo in Lightroom: Option 3: Rotate a Photo with Shortcut Keys Or go to the View drop-down menu and select View > Edit Tools > Crop & Rotate (C).

Click the Crop & Rotate icon in the right-hand column to open the panel. The rotation arrows appear in Lightroom CC and Mobile in the Crop & Rotate panel. Option 2: Rotate a Photo in the Crop and Rotate Panel Check the box next to ‘Show Grid Extras’ and choose ‘Expanded Cells’ from the menu. Select View > View Options (Ctrl/Command+J). If you do not see the arrows, go to the View drop-down menu. In Lightroom Classic’s Grid view, rotation arrows appear in the bottom corners when hovering over image thumbnails. It does not appear when you open the toolbar in Grid view or the Develop module. This option only appears in the Library module (Window > Library). The arrow on the right rotates your image clockwise. Click the arrow on the left to rotate your image counterclockwise. Rotation arrows are on the toolbar below the image in Lightroom Classic’s Loupe view (View > Loupe). Original image (far left) rotated three times by 90˚ Option 1: Use Rotation Arrows Keep turning, and you are back where you started. Rotate multiple photos or a single image in Lightroom by 90˚ clockwise or counterclockwise. Lightroom Rotate Shortcut: How to Rotate a Photo 90˚ in Lightroom

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