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You can rotate video on your Samsung Galaxy S10 in seconds.
If you've recorded a video in the wrong orientation, you can use Gallery app on your Samsung Galaxy S10 to correct it.
This can be helpful if you start shooting a video in one orientation and then rotate the camera while shooting the video - the Camera app won't rotate the video while you're recording, so you'll end up with most of the video in the wrong orientation.
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In either case, rotating a video after the fact is easy to do in a native app for Galaxy phones.
Unfortunately, if you shot a video in the wrong orientation intentionally - if you held the phone vertically and shot the video in portrait mode, for instance - rotating the video will simply make it appear sideways. The only way to fix this is to edit the video in a photo editing program on a computer, and manually change its aspect ratio from portrait to landscape (or vice-versa).
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How to rotate a video on a Samsung Galaxy S10
1. Start the Gallery app.
2. Find the video you want to rotate. An easy way to do this is to tap "Albums" at the bottom of the screen and then tap "Videos." Locate the video in the Videos folder and tap it to open it.
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You can find your videos in the Videos folder in the Gallery app.
3. Tap the Edit icon at the bottom of the screen - it looks like a pencil.
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Tap the pencil to start editing your video.
4. If the orientation of the video changes during recording, press the play button and let the video run until you reach the part that's rotated, so you can be sure you're properly correcting the rotation.
5. Tap the Rotate button to the right of the video timeline. Depending on the orientation of the video, you may need to tap it between one and three times.
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The Rotate button is at the bottom-right of the screen.
6. When you are happy with the result, tap "Save."
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When the video is properly rotated, save your result.
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