ExifOrientationFix

If you were browsing through the new photos you just tool and discovered a photo from your camera oriented the wrong way, then the most likely cause is the software that does not handle the EXIF correctly. As the name implies, ExifOrientationFix is a tiny tool designed to address this issue and apply the correct orientation directly to your images.

The setup is a quick and uneventful operation that does not take any special attention from your part. The program comes with a single window interface that also provides a short description for the role and function of the tool. Functionality wise, the program is as simple to use as it looks, meaning that all you actually need to do is specify the source folder and destination directory as well as if you prefer to have the subfolders included in the process.

It is worth mentioning that the application comes with a few options that you can mark if necessary and that are pretty much self-explanatory. Before hitting the Start button at the bottom of the page, you can specify if you want to apply rotation according to EXIF orientation and whether you want resize the pictures, case in which you are required to input a maximum width and height.

According to the developer, the application can be used with web browsers, which naturally cannot interpret metadata, as well as other programs that do not understand EXIF, such as Ghost, for instance.

In the eventuality that you are having a hard time with the fixing the orientation of an image that you want to use on your personal blog, website or other third party software, then perhaps you can consider giving ExifOrientationFix a try.