Rotate a photo

The camera stands each photo upright from the way you hold the phone, and it can guess wrong: phone flat on a table, pointing up at the sky or down at a plate, or turned at the last moment. Then the photo comes out sideways. You can turn it the right way round.

Turning one

• On the reveal, before you share or keep it: the turn arrow next to the date under the print.
• Later, on any of your own photos: open it, tap More, then Rotate.

Each tap on the turn button turns it a quarter clockwise, straight away on screen, as often as you like. Save to keep it that way, or Cancel. Saving takes a few seconds: the photo is turned on your phone and goes up again. It needs a connection; offline it says it couldn't.

Only your own photos turn, and clips don't (yet).

What changes, and what doesn't

• Everywhere the photo shows, it shows the new way round: the feed, the viewer, your weeks, Selects, Rewind, recaps, the widget, and copies you save or export.
• The film look stays: it's already in the photo.
• The date stamp stays at the bottom right: it's drawn over the photo, not into it (and burned into copies only when they leave the app).
• Likes, comments, notes and Selects stay with it.
• Friends see it turned the next time their feed refreshes.