To control screen rotation on an Android device, you typically don’t need to download a separate app. The option to control screen rotation is usually built into the device’s settings. Here’s a general guide on how to do it:
Unlock your Android device: Make sure your Android device is unlocked and on the home screen.
Swipe down from the top of the screen: Depending on the device and Android version, swipe down once or twice from the top of the screen to access the notification shade or quick settings panel.
Look for the “Auto-rotate” or “Screen rotation” icon: In the quick settings panel, look for an icon that represents screen rotation. It might look like a circular arrow or a lock icon with a curved arrow around it. The icon may vary depending on your device and Android version.
Tap the “Auto-rotate” or “Screen rotation” icon: Tap on the icon once to enable or disable screen rotation. If the icon is highlighted or the screen rotation is enabled, it means the device will automatically rotate the screen based on its orientation. If the icon is grayed out or the screen rotation is disabled, it means the screen will remain fixed in the current orientation.
Note: On some devices, the screen rotation option may be located in the quick settings panel itself. In that case, you can directly tap on the option to toggle screen rotation.
If you can’t find the screen rotation option in the quick settings panel, follow these additional steps to access it through the device settings:
Open the device settings: Locate the settings app on your Android device. It’s usually represented by a gear icon in the app drawer or on the home screen. Tap on it to open the settings.
Navigate to the “Display” or “Display & Brightness” section: Scroll through the settings menu and look for options related to the display or screen settings. The exact naming and location may vary depending on the device and Android version.
Find the “Screen rotation” or “Auto-rotate screen” option: Within the display settings, look for an option that allows you to control screen rotation. It may be named “Screen rotation,” “Auto-rotate screen,” or something similar.
Enable or disable screen rotation: Tap on the “Screen rotation” or “Auto-rotate screen” option to toggle it on or off. Enabling it will allow the device to rotate the screen automatically based on its orientation, while disabling it will keep the screen fixed in the current orientation.
Please note that the specific steps and options may vary depending on your Android device model, manufacturer, and the version of Android you’re using. The instructions provided above are based on general Android settings and should work on most devices.