When it comes to working with images in macOS, Preview is one of the best applications we have at our disposal, an application that not only allows us to edit slightly our images, but also allows us to add texts or drawings, flip the image, export it to other formats ...
Depending on the rush, which is always poor counselor, it is likely that make use of Visa Prior is not the fastest method to be able to rotate an image or images, although if it is more than one image, it is. Today we show you two methods to rotate our photos without doing a preview.
From the Finder
If we regularly use the Finder to manage our files, we can also use it to rotate our images individually. To do this, we just have to go to the location where it is.
- Next, we select the image.
- A preview of the screen will appear on the right side of the screen.
- Just below, we will see the option Turn left. We have to press that button so many times until we get the image to stay the way we want.
* If we want to rotate the image directly to the right, we just have to press the Alt button. We will see how instead of Rotate left, it appears Turn right.
With the right mouse button
If we are one of those users who use the desktop of our computer to temporarily save the images that we plan to use quickly, we can quickly rotate the image without using the Finder.
- To do this, we just have to place ourselves in the image we want to rotate and click on the right mouse button.
- From among all the options offered by the contextual menu, we select Quick Actions> Rotate Left.
* If we want to turn the image to the right directly, we just have to press the bAutumn Alt. We will see how instead of Turn left, Turn right appears.
Both methods are ideal that what we want is rotate images independently and not in batches. If we want to perform this task in batches, we must make use of the Preview application.