We have a clipping option in rotate options now to adjust, but we will change to crop to result. Step 17: To be more efficient, we can perform both rotation and crop in one step. Step 16: So, we can see that the horizon is perfect and not tilted, and this is another use of the rotate tool.
Step 15: Then use the crop tool to remove the transparent area and press enter. Step 14: Drag a horizontal guide from the top and then use the rotate tool to align the angle to the guide. Step 13: One way is that you can use the rotate tool and eyeball the angle, or you can use guides for help Step 12: Let’s open another image in which we can see the building is not parallel to the horizon, so we can rotate and crop the image to make it straight. Step 11: Now again, use the rotate tool or press shift + R to rotate the part of the image and adjust as you wish by dragging or using the rotate dialog box. Step 10: Till now, we have rotated the entire image, but if we want to rotate a part of it, then we can use selection tools like the rectangle select tool or ellipse select tool and select a part of the image as shown. You can even change the unit of adjustment by changing the center of rotation. We can also change the center of rotation using the x and y coordinates, or we can align the center to the corner or side of the image using the grid icon. Step 9: Again, when you click on the rotate tool, the popup on the right will appear, and the entire image will appear now, instead of dragging the image, we can adjust to a specific angle by typing in the angle we want or dragging the slider underneath the angle value. As we can see, the yellow border for the extent of the image. Step 8: As we can see, the image is rotated, and we have some space transparent, and the image is not cut off, just that the composition will be trimmed in this manner. Step 7: Now, you can drag and move around until you are satisfied with the rotation, then click on the rotate in the popup on the right side, which will finalize the rotation. Click and hold to select rotate tool or press the shortcut key Shift + R Step 6: Depending on which tool you have used last rotate tool might be beneath the unified transform tool. Drag the object around its base point and specify a point location to which you want to rotate the object.Step 5: Now we have opened the image, we will rotate this using the rotate tool.
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