How do I Rotate an Image in Google Docs?

You can rotate an image in Google Docs by using the "Image options" menu. Here's a detailed guide:

Steps to Rotate an Image

To rotate an image in Google Docs, follow these steps:

Insert and Select the Image:
- First, you need to insert the image you want to rotate. You can do this by clicking the image icon in the page settings menu, as indicated in the reference.
- Once inserted, select the image by clicking on it.
Access "Image Options":
- After selecting the image, you'll see options appear around it. Locate and click on "Image options".
Choose "Size & Rotation":
- In the "Image options" menu, find and select "Size & Rotation". This will open the rotation settings.
Edit the Rotation Options:
- Here, you'll find options to rotate your image. You can usually rotate by specific angles or freely drag the rotation handle. The specifics may vary slightly depending on Google Docs version.
- The reference notes that this area is where you "Edit the rotation options".
Exit the Menu:
- Once you've rotated the image as desired, you can exit the "Image options" menu. The image will now be rotated accordingly.

Here is a table summarizing the steps:

Step	Action
1. Insert	Insert the image using the image icon.
2. Select	Select the image you want to rotate.
3. Image Options	Click on "Image options".
4. Size & Rotation	Select "Size & Rotation".
5. Edit	Modify the rotation as needed.
6. Exit	Exit the options menu.

Ensure the image is selected before trying to access the "Image options" menu.
Experiment with the rotation options in the "Size & Rotation" menu to achieve the desired angle.
You can undo any rotation by using the undo button (Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z).

By following these steps, you can easily rotate any image within your Google Docs document.