There are many friends who use Edraw but do not know how to operate the rotation angle, so the editor below will share a graphic tutorial on the rotation angle of graphics in Edraw. Take a look below.

1. Rotation

Select the shape, move the cursor over the rotation handle, the cursor changes to a circle, and move the rotation handle.

Drag all the way to the desired angle

2. Rotate to a specified angle

Click the Rotate and Mirror button in the start menu, and then select Specify the angle in the pop-up dialog box.

Or in the Arrange column of the start menu, click the arrow in the lower right corner (or press the F4 key) to display the properties dialog box, and directly enter the rotation angle you need.

Notice:

When rotating a shape, the amplitude of each drag rotation depends on the distance between the cursor and the center point of the shape. The closer the mouse is to the center point of the rotation, the greater the movement angle. The greater the distance, the smaller the angle.

Each drag may be 25 degrees, 10 degrees, 5 degrees, 1 degree or even 0.1 degrees. If you want to rotate the shape by an exact angle, try to increase the distance between the cursor and the center point of the shape.

The above are the steps that the editor explains to you how to rotate the graphics in Edraw. Let’s learn together. I believe it can help some new users.