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Free Video Resizer (+ Sizes)

A free video resizer that turns any video into the size each platform asks for, with a blurred fill instead of black bars, in your browser.

Navid Moazzezby Navid Moazzez·Updated 27. sep. 2026·3 min read

Drop a video, pick where it's going, and get it in that platform's size, with a blurred fill instead of black bars. It all happens in this browser.

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Navid's AI Creator Summit 2026 session, resized here for TikTok with a blurred fill instead of black bars. Try the example to make your own.

Each size comes from the platform's own help page, read 2026-09-27. The video is re-encoded in your browser with its own encoder, and nothing is uploaded.

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This free video resizer turns any video into the size TikTok, Reels, Shorts, YouTube, LinkedIn, X or Pinterest asks for, in your browser.

Pick where it's going, and the video fits with a blurred copy of itself behind it, or cropped around what matters. Nothing is uploaded.

Here's every platform's size from its own help page, and how to pick between filling, cropping and a color.

What is a video resizer?

A video resizer changes a video's shape and size, like a 16:9 recording into a 9:16 TikTok. It fits the picture into the new frame and saves a new file.

This one re-encodes the video in your browser, trims it, turns it and can take the sound out.

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Video sizes by platform

Each size below is from the platform's own page, read 2026-09-27. Where a platform gives a range instead of a size, the tool uses full HD in the shape it recommends.

WhereShapeSizeFrom
YouTube16:91920 x 1080YouTube Help
YouTube Shorts9:161080 x 1920YouTube Help
TikTok9:161080 x 1920TikTok for Business
Instagram Reels9:161080 x 1920Meta for Developers
Facebook Reels9:161080 x 1920Meta for Developers
LinkedIn4:51080 x 1350LinkedIn Help
X16:91280 x 720X developer docs
Pinterest9:161080 x 1920Pinterest Help

LinkedIn, X, TikTok and Pinterest take square too, and X and LinkedIn take vertical, all in the tool.

Blurred fill, crop or color

Blurred fill keeps all of the video and puts a soft, blurred copy of it behind, where black bars would be. Nothing is cut off, and the frame still looks full on a phone.

Crop fills the frame and cuts the edges. Slide the position to keep a face in, and zoom in when the subject is small.

Or tick Follow the face: a face detector on your computer finds the person 5 times a second, and the crop glides with them. On a 2-person call, it stays with the first person it sees.

Color keeps all of the video on a plain color, like white for a clean look.

Why not black bars

YouTube's own advice, in YouTube Help: "For best results, avoid adding padding or black bars directly to your video." A player that fits the video to the screen does a better job than bars baked in.

For Reels, Meta recommends 9:16 "to avoid cropping or blank space," per Meta for Developers. The blurred fill fills that space with the video itself.

Trim, turn and mute

Set the start and the end to keep only the part you want. Turn a video filmed sideways, 90° at a time.

Remove the sound for a clip you'll put music under in the app. The preview plays the result before you save it.

Quality and file size

The video is re-encoded with your browser's own H.264 encoder, as an MP4 that every platform takes. Start from the sharpest copy you have, since a small video made bigger looks soft.

Nothing is uploaded

The video never leaves your computer: your browser reads it, draws each frame into the new size and saves it. There's no upload, no watermark and no account.

After you resize

Get the words out of it with the video to text converter, or take its sound as an MP3 with the MP4 to MP3 converter.

Who is the video resizer for?

It's for anyone posting the same video on several platforms:

Every other tool is on my free tools page.

Edit and post your video

Video Resizer FAQs

Questions about the video resizer? Here's what to know.

A video resizer changes a video's shape and size, like 16:9 into 9:16 for TikTok.

This one fits the video with a blurred fill, a crop or a color, in your browser.

TikTok recommends vertical 9:16 video, at least 540 x 960.

The tool makes it 1080 x 1920, full HD in that shape.

Meta recommends 9:16 for Reels, at most 1920 pixels across.

The tool makes Reels 1080 x 1920.

YouTube takes Shorts up to 3 minutes, with a square or vertical aspect ratio.

The tool makes them 1080 x 1920.

Drop it here, pick TikTok, Reels or Shorts, and pick Blurred fill or Crop.

Blurred fill keeps all of the picture, and Crop fills the screen around the part you choose.

Re-encoding always changes the file a little, and the tool uses high quality to keep it close.

A video made bigger than it was recorded looks soft, so start from the sharpest copy.

Yes, it's free, with no account, no watermark and no limit.

It runs in your browser, so it costs nothing to run.

No, the video resizer works in your browser.

The video never leaves your computer.

This video resizer is for anyone posting the same video in more than one place:

Podcasters use it to turn a 16:9 recording into vertical clips.

I did.

I'm Navid Moazzez, and the video resizer is one of my free tools on navid.me.

Read more about me.

Navid Moazzez

AI business strategist & AI OS builder

Navid Moazzez helps creators and founders master AI and build their own AI Operating System (AI OS) to automate their business and life.

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