Turn a horizontal video into a vertical one.
Make a YouTube video, webinar or landscape phone clip fit TikTok, Reels and Shorts: 1080×1920, with the whole picture over a blurred fill, or cropped to fill the screen.
- 100% free
- No watermark
- No sign-up
- Full quality
- Files stay on your device
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How it works
How to resize a video, free, in three steps.
1
Drop in your video
Any MP4, MOV or WebM: a YouTube export, a phone video, a screen recording. It opens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
2
Choose the shape and the fill
9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 or 4:5 for the feed, 16:9 for YouTube. Keep the whole picture with a blurred fill or plain bars around it, or crop it to fill the frame and slide the crop where you want it.
3
Download the resized MP4
At 1080p, or up to 4K when your video has the detail for it. No watermark, and the sound is copied across untouched.
Why this one
Free, with nothing held back, and nothing uploaded.
Every platform's shape
9:16 (1080×1920) for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Stories; 1:1 and 4:5 for Instagram and Facebook posts; 16:9 (1920×1080) for YouTube.
Blurred fill, not black bars
The whole picture stays in view, with a soft blurred copy of itself filling the space around it: the look you see on most reposted clips. Plain bars and full-frame crops are one click away.
Crop where it matters
Cropping a wide video to vertical? Slide the crop left or right to keep the speaker or the action in frame, and see it in the preview before you export.
Full quality, no watermark
The picture is drawn once at the new size and encoded at high quality; the sound isn't touched. Nothing is added: no logo, no watermark.
Your file is opened and processed by your own browser. It is never sent to a server, so it stays private, and there’s no upload to wait for.
Making a landscape video vertical
Most cameras, screen recorders and YouTube exports are horizontal, and short-form apps play vertical. Posted as it is, a 16:9 video fills only a third of a phone screen, with empty space above and below it.
There are two good fixes. Keep the whole picture and fill the space with a blurred, darkened copy of it, so the screen is full and nothing is cut off; this suits screen recordings, slides and wide shots. Or crop a 9:16 slice out of the middle and slide it to follow the speaker, which looks like it was filmed vertically. This page starts with the blurred fill; the crop is one click away.
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Rescroll
Resizing is step one of repurposing.
Rescroll turns one long video into posts for every platform: it finds the best moments, reframes them vertically around the speaker, adds captions and gets each one ready to publish.
- Finds the best clips in a long video
- Reframes around whoever is talking
- Captions and motion graphics on every clip
Questions
The video resizer: your questions, answered.
How do I make a horizontal video vertical without cropping it?
How do I convert a YouTube video to a vertical Short?
What size is a vertical video for TikTok, Reels and Shorts?
Should I crop or add a blurred background?
Does resizing lower the quality?
Is this video resizer really free?
Does it add a watermark?
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
How big a file can it handle?
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