What is TikTok Video Resizer?
Resize any video to TikTok's 9:16 vertical format (1080×1920) for free. Upload your video, pick a fill or crop mode, preview the result, and download — everything stays on your device.
Re-encodes any source video to TikTok's required 1080×1920 portrait frame using WebCodecs and ffmpeg.wasm. Three fill modes solve different problems: crop trims to fill the frame (loses sides), fit-with-blur keeps the full video and fills empty space with a blurred copy (TikTok-native look), fit-with-colour adds solid bars. Quality presets keep file size sensible — medium is enough for most uploads.
How to use
- Upload a video file in any common format (MP4, MOV, WebM).
- Choose fill mode: crop to fill, fit with blur background, or fit with solid color.
- Preview the result and download your TikTok-ready 1080×1920 video.
When to use
- Repurposing landscape 16:9 footage from a DSLR or webcam for TikTok or Reels.
- Resizing a square Instagram video to TikTok's portrait format without re-shooting.
- Preparing vertical ad creatives at exactly 1080×1920 before scheduling them on a paid campaign.
Result
You filmed a landscape 16:9 cooking video and need it for TikTok. Upload it, select 'blur background' fill mode to keep the full video visible with blurred edges filling the vertical frame, and download.
FAQ
- Which fill mode should I pick for a landscape video?
- Fit-with-blur looks the most native on TikTok — your full landscape video sits in the centre, with a blurred copy filling the rest of the vertical frame. Crop-to-fill loses the left and right thirds; pick the Crop Focus (Top, Center, or Bottom) so the part you care about stays in frame.
- Why does the output look blurry or pixelated?
- Either the source resolution was below 1080×1920 and got upscaled, or the quality preset is set to Low. For decent results, use a source at least 720p and pick High quality. The progress bar shows the encoder finishing the second pass for sharper output.
- How big can the input video be?
- Practical limit is around 500 MB or 5 minutes, because all encoding runs in your device's memory. Longer clips work but slow down dramatically. For long footage, use the built-in trim slider to keep just the section you need before resizing.
- Does TikTok actually require exactly 1080×1920?
- TikTok accepts other resolutions, but 1080×1920 (9:16, 30 fps) is what its compression pipeline expects — anything else gets re-compressed and can lose detail. Sticking to the spec preserves the most quality after TikTok's server-side processing.
- Will the audio track come across cleanly?
- Audio is copied directly when possible (AAC stays AAC) so quality is unchanged. If the source uses an unsupported codec, it gets re-encoded to AAC 128 kbps stereo at 44.1 kHz — close to inaudible difference for vocals and music.
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