Show Have you ever recorded a video with your iPhone, only to have it come out vertical when you wanted it to be horizontal? Or maybe it’s the other way around. Either way, it can be difficult to watch a video that has the wrong orientation. Here’s how to rotate a video on your iPhone, so you can watch it the right way. How to Rotate a Video on iPhoneJust like photos, videos can either be in portrait or landscape orientation. If your video is in the wrong orientation on your iPhone, it can be difficult to watch. Here’s how to rotate a video on your iPhone using the Photos app and iMovie. You can also rotate the video on your Mac with the QuickTime app. How to Rotate a Video on an iPhone with iOS 13Rotating a video on an iPhone that runs on iOS 13 is straightforward because you can just use the Photos app. Here’s how:
How to Rotate a Video on an iPhone with iMovie
How to Rotate a Video on a Mac with QuickTimeIf you have taken a video with your iPhone and want to edit its orientation on your Mac, you can do it using the QuickTime Player app. You don’t need to download this app because it comes pre-installed on all Macs.
If you’re looking for more ways to edit your photos and videos, check out our list of the best photo editing apps for iPhone and Android here. Updated on December 24, 2021 iPhone / Using iPhone
Hello. I have just bought a new iphone 11. I sometimes need to record videos that are playing on the phone. I would do this in landscape mode. On my old iphone 7 I simmply needed to pull up from the bottom to find the record button, tap it to start and easily tap the screen to remove it, all while the video was playing or paused. With the iphone 11 I seem to either need to rotate the phone to portrait mode to access the control panel from the top right. Can I not do this while the phone is in landscape? I can't access the control panel while the video is playing in landscape viewing? Hope this is explained clearly. Any answers, feedback of assistance would be great. Cheers. Stuart. iPhone 11, iOS 14
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Hi Stuart1111, Thank you for posting in the Apple Support Communities. Congratulations on your new iPhone 11. It sound like you're having some trouble accessing your Control Center by swiping up on your new device, correct? If so, that's actually expected behavior. On your new device, you'll want to swipe from the top right corner to access Control Center. We've included a link for reference below. That should get it taken care of, but if not let us know. We're always happy to help! Access and customize Control Center on your iPhone and iPod touch Cheers!
Landscape video mode screen recording.
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