Choose the destination (Instagram post, YouTube thumbnail, LinkedIn banner, Story, Facebook cover…) and get the image at its exact pixel size. You can fill the format by cropping or show the whole photo over a blurred background.
Tap the box or drop in the image you want to post.
Select the network and the type of image. The canvas switches to its exact size in pixels.
Move the photo to fill the format, or choose “Fit” to see all of it, and download.
Instagram: portrait post 1080×1350 (4:5), square 1080×1080, Stories and Reels 1080×1920. YouTube: thumbnail 1280×720, channel banner 2560×1440. LinkedIn: profile banner 1584×396, post image 1200×627. X (Twitter): header 1500×500. Facebook: cover photo 1640×624. TikTok and WhatsApp Status: 1080×1920. Pinterest: pin 1000×1500. WhatsApp profile picture: 640×640.
If you upload an image with a different aspect ratio, the network crops it on its own and may cut off faces or text. If you upload one that's much larger, it gets recompressed and loses sharpness. Preparing the image at the exact pixel size gives you control over the framing and the best quality the platform allows.
1080×1350 pixels (4:5 ratio) for a portrait post, which is the one that takes up the most space in the feed. Square posts are 1080×1080, and Stories and Reels are 1080×1920.
1280×720 pixels, a 16:9 ratio, with a maximum file size of 2 MB. That's the size YouTube recommends so it looks sharp on any screen.
The personal profile banner is 1584×396 pixels. Keep in mind that your profile picture covers part of the bottom left corner.
Choose the Instagram format and the “Fit” option. The whole photo is shown and the leftover space is filled with a blurred version of the same image or with a color.
No. It's an independent tool that prepares images using the public dimensions each platform recommends.
No. The image is processed in your browser and you're the only one who downloads it.