: IPad and iPhone browser rotating images on site? I am experiencing an odd occurance on a site I'm building right now where images are displayed 90 degrees different from how they are supposed

@Fox8124981

Here is an easy way to manually override the EXIF rotation metadata, if the image is saved in the correct orientation in MS Windows. In Windows Explorer, right-click on the image file and select "Rotate clockwise". Do this 4 times to rotate the image all the way around, and then the image will have the correct orientation for all systems. Then you can upload the image to your web server.

Vote Up Vote Down

@Chiappetta492

Try using JPEG and PNG Stripper www.steelbytes.com/?mid=30 then remove all information related to the metadata of Image.
It works properly.

Vote Up Vote Down

@Carla537

I have filed this as a bug with Apple via Apple's Bug Reporter. If this is important to you and you have sample data, it can't hurt to have more than one report on the issue. The screenshot below should highlight the problem, and in the off chance an Apple employee glances at this post, the problem ID is 11299426.

Vote Up Vote Down

@Ann8826881

Uuuh .. I do not have any Apple device or browser to check .. but it looks like they reading EXIF metadata (in particular rotation).

I have opened one of this images in XnView -- image is displayed 90 degrees rotated.

Try removing all extra info from these images (do it for at least one image). Use image compressors, like this one: punypng.com (or any other tool that can remove metadata details .. or just rotate it and save again) and replace your image with "optimized" version.

When checking again on iPad, make sure the browser has current image version, so clear caches.

P.S.
Thnx Su'

Vote Up Vote Down