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TikTok Image Resizer

Frame your images for the full-screen, vertical TikTok format and preview how they’ll look before you post.

See how your image looks on every platform — before you post.

Crop, resize, and preview in realistic platform mockups — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, and more. All in your browser. No uploads, no account.

Upload an image

Drag and drop here, paste from clipboard, or browse files

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• Zero server uploads
• Browser-based processing
• Platform-tailored presets

TikTok image size and aspect ratio

TikTok content plays full-screen in a vertical 9:16 ratio, commonly produced at 1080 × 1920 pixels. Video covers on TikTok are subtly different from other platforms: the cover is what appears in the grid for a split second before autoplay starts, and for photo-mode carousels the first image in the set is the whole hook. A single strong subject that reads instantly outperforms a busy design.

The TikTok player stacks its action buttons — like, comment, bookmark, and share — in a column along the right edge, with the caption and username near the bottom. Keep faces, text, and logos clear of that right-edge rail.

The same editor can also prepare a TikTok profile picture (400 × 400) and other full-screen formats, so resizing an image for TikTok covers both your content and your profile.

How to resize an image for TikTok

  • Upload or drag and drop an image into the tool.
  • The TikTok preset (9:16) is pre-selected on this page.
  • Adjust the crop to frame your subject.
  • Cut and preview in the vertical TikTok mockup.
  • Export in your preferred format.

Cropping and export notes

TikTok is heavily viewed on mobile, so check that text and key subjects read at small sizes. Export at high quality to keep detail crisp on large phone screens.

TikTok safe zone

The TikTok player stacks action buttons (like, comment, share) along the right edge and shows the caption with the username near the bottom of the screen. These overlays sit roughly within the right third and the bottom sixth of the frame. Keep important content centered and clear of the right-edge action column.

See how it looks before you post

After you CUT the image, tap the See how it looks button to preview your cover inside a realistic TikTok mockup. Use the mobile view to confirm nothing important sits behind the right-edge buttons.

Related tools

Creating content for other vertical platforms? Try the Instagram Reel Resizer or the YouTube Shorts Resizer.

Frequently asked questions

What ratio is a TikTok image?

TikTok uses a vertical 9:16 ratio, commonly 1080 × 1920 pixels.

Do my images get uploaded?

No. All processing is done locally in your browser.

What about TikTok photo-mode carousels?

They use the same 9:16 vertical ratio. The first image sets the hook, so treat it as the most important crop.

Which formats can I export?

PNG (lossless), JPEG, or WebP with adjustable quality.