How to Rotate Video with iMovie and iMovie Alternatives

In MacOSX and OSX, rotating photos was easily done in iPhoto or Photos.app, but rotating video couldn't be done in iPhoto or Photos.app - that had to be done in video editing software like iMovie, or a dedicated video-rotation-app. If you're looking to rotate a video using your iPhone, follow these steps to learn how to do it with ease.

To get started, click the Create Project button after launching the iMovie app on your Mac. From here, select the video clip that you would like to rotate from the project timeline.

Next, simply rotate the clip clockwise or anti-clockwise using the options provided in the step 3 of the process. If you need to go back and undo a rotation, don't worry - you can always use the undo command (Command + Z) or repeat the process until you find the desired turn.

For example, I have a movie-file that was shot on an iPhone in portrait-mode, but I think it will look better when viewed in landscape-mode. To achieve this, follow the steps above and adjust the rotation to suit your needs.

It's worth noting that iMovie for iOS also allows you to rotate a video by simply using the app itself. So whether you're on a Mac or an iPhone, rotating your videos with iMovie is easier than ever before.

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