Resize Video
Video resolution too high or too low? Resize it to fit any platform or screen — from 4K down to 720p, or scale up for bigger displays.
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Supports common video formats, max 1024MB
FAQ
My 4K video is too large. How do I shrink it to 1080p?
Select 1920×1080 as the target resolution and keep the original aspect ratio. This typically reduces file size by 50–75% while still looking great on most screens, phones, and tablets.
What resolution should I use for different social media platforms?
YouTube recommends 1080p (1920×1080) or higher. Instagram and TikTok work best at 1080×1920 (vertical). Twitter/X prefers 1280×720. For Facebook, 1080p is a safe choice. If unsure, 1080p horizontal or 1080×1920 vertical covers most platforms.
Will shrinking my video make it look blurry?
Downscaling (e.g., 4K to 1080p) causes very little visible quality loss — in most cases you won't notice the difference. We use high-quality encoding to preserve as much detail as possible during resizing.
Can I make a low-resolution video look sharper by upscaling?
Increasing the resolution won't add details that weren't in the original. A 720p video upscaled to 1080p will look about the same — the extra pixels are interpolated, not real new information. It can still be useful to match a required resolution for a platform.
Will my video get stretched or distorted after resizing?
Not if you keep the "Keep original ratio" option on. This ensures the video maintains its original proportions (e.g., 16:9) and auto-calculates the other dimension. Only turn it off if you intentionally need a specific width and height.