Windows 10 Image Orientation and EXIF Values

[Budfudder]

I'm aware of how EXIF values work to indicate how an image should be rotated to be right way up. But that runs into problems when using software that doesn't automatically orient images according to the EXIF values.

What I want is to be able to fix images so that they are the right way up, and then remove the EXIF orientation values. The end result would be an image that is the right way up and has no EXIF values to worry about - so it would be presented right way up regardless of whether the software uses the EXIF values or not.

Is there any tool out there that can do that for me?

FYI: Windows 10 Version 1909 (OS Build 18363.1316)

 

[GDany]

You could use the free for non comercial use FastStone Image Viewer. It has a lossless jpeg rotate function and a jpeg metadata removal function.

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[Budfudder]

You could use the free for non comercial use FastStone Image Viewer. It has a lossless jpeg rotate function and a jpeg metadata removal function.

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Thank you, sir. Worked perfectly for me.

You're a champion!