Reels / TikTok / Shorts Resizer
Frame your video with a move-only, locked 9:16 crop and a generic safe-zone overlay. Treat the guide as conservative framing help and verify the export in the destination app.
Generic 9:16 guidance
Hatched overlays conservatively mark top, bottom, and right-side regions where destination-app interface elements may cover content. They are not calibrated guarantees; verify in the destination app.
Vertical export target
The default target is 1080×1920. Depending on browser encoder support, the output can be H.264/MP4 or VP9/WebM; bitrate and destination acceptance vary.
Drag to reframe
Slide the locked 9:16 window across your footage to choose what stays in frame.
How to resize a video for Reels, TikTok & Shorts
- Open the tool and add your video Select a compatible file for Reels / Shorts Resizer.
- Review and adjust Drag the locked 9:16 frame over your footage, keeping faces clear of the safe-zone bands.
- Export and download Review the exported result from Reels / Shorts Resizer, then download it.
Frequently asked questions
Are the safe zones exact?
No. The overlay is generic 9:16 framing guidance, not a measurement of a specific app version. Destination layouts vary by app, account, and device, so verify the export in the destination app.
Can I export 720×1280 instead?
Yes, switch the output preset in the right rail.
Is audio kept?
When compatible passthrough is available, the source audio track is copied without audio re-encoding. Check the export for your input.
Which platforms do the safe zones cover?
The same generic guide can help frame 9:16 exports for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts, but it is not platform-calibrated. Verify placement in the destination app.
What resolution does it export?
1080×1920 by default, or 720×1280 if you switch the preset. These are common 9:16 export sizes; destination requirements and codec acceptance vary.