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Looking at the exiftool data, it reports Orientation = 6, which is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise and needs 90 degrees clockwise rotation to appear correct. Of course, it's unusual that a Google format would be correct in exiftool and not in Google's own ExifInterface library. I see it's also not handling the rotation as I would expect in Chrome.

https://sirv.sirv.com/website/exif-orientation-values.jpg?scale.option=fill&scale.width=512&scale.height=252

exiftool -V ~/Downloads/676x380.webp       
  ExifToolVersion = 12.60
  FileName = 676x380.webp               Dog\ Yule\ Log.mp4                      Lil\ Bub\ Video\ Yule\ Log.mp4          android-studio-2022.2.1.19-mac_arm.dmg  gradle.properties                       simpsons_background.png                 
  Directory = /Users/clee/Downloads
  FileSize = 116812
  FileModifyDate = 1683650274
  FileAccessDate = 1683655195
  FileInodeChangeDate = 1683654924
  FilePermissions = 33188
  FileType = WEBP
  FileTypeExtension = WEBP
  MIMEType = image/webp
  FileType [override] = Extended WEBP
  FileTypeExtension [override] = WEBP
RIFF 'VP8X' chunk (10 bytes of data):
  VP8X (SubDirectory) -->
  + [BinaryData directory, 10 bytes]
  | WebP_Flags = 8
  | ImageWidth = 2063598243
  | ImageHeight = 97024
RIFF 'VP8 ' chunk (53444 bytes of data):
  VP8Bitstream (SubDirectory) -->
  + [BinaryData directory, 53444 bytes]
  | VP8Version = 0
  | ImageWidth = 676
  | HorizontalScale = 0
  | ImageHeight = 380
  | VerticalScale = 0
RIFF 'EXIF' chunk (63321 bytes of data):
  Warning = [minor] Improper EXIF header
  EXIF (SubDirectory) -->
  + [TIFF directory]
  | ExifByteOrder = II
  | + [IFD0 directory with 12 entries]
  | | 0)  ImageWidth = 4000
  | | 1)  ImageHeight = 3000
  | | 2)  Make = samsung
  | | 3)  Model = SM-S908U1
  | | 4)  Orientation = 6
  | | 5)  XResolution = 72 (72/1)
  | | 6)  YResolution = 72 (72/1)
  | | 7)  ResolutionUnit = 2
  | | 8)  Software = S908U1UES2CWCC
  | | 9)  ModifyDate = 2023:04:22 09:15:37
  | | 10) YCbCrPositioning = 1
  | | 11) ExifOffset (SubDirectory) -->
  | | + [ExifIFD directory with 30 entries]
  | | | 0)  ExposureTime = 0.03333333333 (1/30)
  | | | 1)  FNumber = 2.2 (220/100)
  | | | 2)  ExposureProgram = 2
  | | | 3)  ISO = 400
  | | | 4)  ExifVersion = 0220
  | | | 5)  DateTimeOriginal = 2023:04:22 09:15:37
  | | | 6)  CreateDate = 2023:04:22 09:15:37
  | | | 7)  OffsetTime = -05:00
  | | | 8)  OffsetTimeOriginal = -05:00
  | | | 9)  ShutterSpeedValue = 0.03333333333 (1/30)
  | | | 10) ApertureValue = 2.27 (227/100)
  | | | 11) BrightnessValue = 0.21 (21/100)
  | | | 12) ExposureCompensation = 0 (0/100)
  | | | 13) MaxApertureValue = 2.27 (227/100)
  | | | 14) MeteringMode = 2
  | | | 15) Flash = 0
  | | | 16) FocalLength = 2.2 (220/100)
  | | | 17) SubSecTime = 960
  | | | 18) SubSecTimeOriginal = 960
  | | | 19) SubSecTimeDigitized = 960
  | | | 20) FlashpixVersion = 0100
  | | | 21) ColorSpace = 1
  | | | 22) ExifImageWidth = 676
  | | | 23) ExifImageHeight = 380
  | | | 24) ExposureMode = 0
  | | | 25) WhiteBalance = 0
  | | | 26) DigitalZoomRatio = 1 (100/100)
  | | | 27) FocalLengthIn35mmFormat = 13
  | | | 28) SceneCaptureType = 0
  | | | 29) ImageUniqueID = DA8XLOD01SM
  | + [IFD1 directory with 8 entries]
  | | 0)  ImageWidth = 512
  | | 1)  ImageHeight = 384
  | | 2)  Compression = 6
  | | 3)  XResolution = 72 (72/1)
  | | 4)  YResolution = 72 (72/1)
  | | 5)  ResolutionUnit = 2
  | | 6)  ThumbnailOffset = 852
  | | 7)  ThumbnailLength = 62463

For context, I found this because I got a bug report about a similar issue with an upside down photo on a Samsung Galaxy S10 and managed to reproduce the problem as a sideways WEBP on an S22 Ultra. I can supply more pictures from different Samsung models exhibiting this same problem if that would be useful.

Will anyone please take a look at this bug? It appears on many, very common devices and results in mis-rotated images.

Hi,

I can confirm there is an issue with the WebP exif reading implementation. I ran into the same issue when retrieving WebP images from the Amazon's Serverless Image Handler. Initially I thought it was a bug in the library I'm using (Coil) but found out it wasn't the case.

I have a bugfix available for the issue and am preparing a PR (that will be submitted via Gerrit).

Validated with my own images (a yellow sticky note captured at all 4 orientations) + the one from the google repo + the one from the topic starter.

Note: The bottom left image is a google webp without exif, the bottom right image is a google webp with exif

Note 2: It's also broken in Chrome & Firefox but works correctly on Safari/Finder on MacOS. I might submit bugfixes for those too.