Resize Video for YouTube Shorts

Resize videos to YouTube Shorts's perfect aspect ratio. Free browser-based tool, no watermarks.

Fix the frame for the channel without losing the business moment inside the clip.

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How to use it

1

Upload a landscape, square, or vertical clip

Select the video you want to turn into a YouTube Short. MP4, MOV, WebM, and other common formats work.

2

Resize it to the 9:16 YouTube Shorts frame

Use the vertical 1080x1920 frame, then drag the crop area to keep faces, products, or screen demos centered.

3

Export a Shorts-ready file

Download a square or vertical file that matches YouTube Shorts requirements and is ready to upload.

What you get

YouTube Shorts Aspect Ratio: 9:16

The standard full-screen YouTube Shorts size is 9:16. Export at 1080x1920 when you want the clip to fill the phone screen cleanly.

Resize Video to YouTube Shorts Without Guessing

Switch between Cover and Contain to either fill the vertical frame or keep the full source video visible with bars.

Works for Landscape-to-Shorts Conversion

Turn 16:9 YouTube videos, webinars, podcasts, and screen recordings into Shorts format without re-editing them from scratch.

Free, Private, and No Watermarks

Resize videos for Shorts in your browser without adding a watermark or sending the file to a server.

Questions

YouTube Shorts aspect ratio and size guide

The standard YouTube Shorts aspect ratio is 9:16. A 1080x1920 export is the safest default when you want a Short to fill the full mobile screen without black bars.

If your original clip is horizontal, resize it to 9:16 and crop around the speaker, product, or screen demo. If you need to keep every edge visible, use a contained export and let the vertical frame add bars instead of cutting content off.