Resize to TikTok size (1080×1920)
TikTok stills and cover frames sit in a tall 1080×1920. This page cover-crops to that size in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
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Drop images anywhere on this page
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, HEIC, or AVIF. Your photos stay on this device.
When to use this
Use this for a cover image, a photo post, or a still you will drop into an editor. The frame is the same 9:16 as Instagram stories. A landscape camera photo will lose most of the sides. Centre the subject, or switch to contain if you would rather keep the whole picture with bars.
TikTok will compress again after upload. Starting at 1080×1920 avoids sending a 12 MP phone file through another mystery scale. You can override the numbers if a campaign brief asked for something else.
This is not a video editor and it does not add captions. Resize the still here, then add text elsewhere if you need it.
Need text or a custom crop first? Photasium, then come back. After download, compress if the app still has a size cap.
How to do it
- Drop one or more photos. They stay on this device.
- Leave the size on 1080×1920 unless you need to override.
- Fit is cover. Change it if you must keep the whole picture or fill the frame.
- Download each file, or a zip of the batch.
Tips
- Keep faces away from the very top and bottom; UI overlays sit there.
- If the file is still too large for an upload cap, compress after.
- After you post, the app will compress again. Quality around 0.88 is enough.
- Need a different crop? Use Photasium then drop the file back here.
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FAQ
- Does this encode video?
- No. It resizes a still image to 1080×1920. Video belongs in another app.
- Cover or contain?
- Cover is the default so the frame is full. Contain keeps the whole photo.
- Do my photos get uploaded?
- No. Resizing happens in this browser. We never receive the files.
- Can I change the size?
- Yes. The preset is a starting point. Width, height, and fit can be overridden.