Not all Android apps will rotate to the desired mode even after setting your Android phone rotation settings to auto rotate. These apps have the capability to overrule the system rotation settings. This is something that have been made like that by the developer of the app. If you have been finding it hard to get some of these apps to rotate and you need the app to be in the portrait or landscape mode for you to be able to get the best out of the app then this tutorial is just for you.
Today, I'm going to introduce the easiest way to force rotate your Android phone to any of your preferred rotation mode – portrait, landscape or auto. So, you can now use your Android phone in portrait or landscape mode without having to worry about those stubborn apps that will not rotate.
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There's a free Android app available on Google Play store that can be used to do this job effectively. This app is easy to download and easier to play with.
Ultimate Rotation Control
The name of this app already tells the whole story – Ultimate Rotation Control. Yes! Ultimate Rotation Control is a great Android app that can be used to force rotate any installed Android app. In fact, you can use this app to force rotate your phone launcher app.
How To Force Rotate An Android Phone
- Download Ultimate Rotation Control android app by clicking the download button below.
- Install and launch the app.
- Grant all permissions requested by the app. Click OK and toggle ON the radio button in the permission setting as shown in the screenshot below.
- Now, click OK to grant the final permission and your phone will be set to forced auto rotate which enables you to use your app in any of the rotation mode(portrait or landscape) depending on your screen orientation.
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