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Rotate Image in PDF by a Certain Degree

Wondering how to rotate image in DPF? This article will show you the easiest method to rotate image in PDF. Learn how to rotate images in PDFs by specific angles (90°, 180°, custom degrees) using PDFelement.

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Need to rotate an image in a PDF by 90°, 180°, or a custom angle? This guide shows how to adjust image orientation in PDFs using Wondershare PDFelement - PDF Editor Wondershare PDFelement Wondershare PDFelement, with tips for precision and efficiency.

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Steps to Rotate Image in PDF

Step 1. Import the Target PDF

After you have downloaded and installed PDFelement on your computer, launch it. Then from the home window click on the "Open File" button and select the target PDF.

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Step 2. Rotate Image in PDF

Go to the "Edit" tab and then select the "Edit" button. To rotate image in PDF, click on the image first, and the rotation buttons will appear in the right-side panel. There are four buttons for you to choose: rotate left, rotate right, flip horizontal, and flip vertical.

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Rotate Image in PDF at any Degree (Optional)

Once you've clicked the "Edit" button, simply right-click on the image, and it will become rotatable. Then, click on the dot located at the center-top of the image, and you'll be able to rotate it to any degree you desire. This feature comes in handy when you only need to slightly rotate PDF.

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Rotate Image in PDF by Right-click Menu (Optional)

After clicking the "Edit" button, right-click the image, you will get the menu with these four rotation options as well.

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Step 3. Save the Rotated PDF

After rotating image in PDF, go to the "File" tab and click "Save" or "Save As" to save the changes you made. These are the only steps you need to take about how to rotate image in PDF and save.

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Tips about How to Rotate Image in PDF

  • If the image protrudes slightly or completely on the border of the PDF file, click on the image and drag it where you want to reposition it perfectly. Then re-align it and rotate it.
  • Blue corners appear on the borders of the image when you click on it. So you can resize it according to your needs and it will be easier to rotate it.
  • Keyboard controls are very useful for rotating images. For example, while holding down the Shift key. you can rotate the image with your mouse to realign it.

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Elise Williams

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