I then tried to upload that one image again to, and, sure enough, it is back to the old sideways position. I just now rotated them all to their correct orientation, and then tried creating a new folder and folder name with them in the correct position, all of this on the same screen as the old folder. In this file there are about a dozen images, most needing rotation. These images are already saved within Pictures at the address I earlier mentioned. I thought all of this was within Microsoft Windows 10. So bottom line: How can I rotate an image in my Picture File (that part is successful) so that it will stay correctly rotated when I upload it or drag-and-drop it to another location? I also assumed all this was some problem within Amazon (by the way, once an image is uploaded to Amazon, I can remove it, but it can't be rotated by a seller once it is within Amazon), but then I tried to drag-and-drop the correctly rotated image from my Picture File over to an outgoing email, which I've done successfully before, and there too the image reappears in my email reverted back to its unrotated sideways position. At first I thought maybe I needed to Refresh the Picture File page for the new correctly rotated image to register, then upload it, but I tried that and it made no difference. This happens whether I upload or drag-and-drop.
When I rotate an image and then upload it to a seller's webpage on, it reappears on Amazon back in its unrotated sideways position. Then, you can save and share your finished image simply and easily.I am here: This PC > Pictures > All you need to do is upload your image and then click the rotate button, rotating image online.
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