Get the 1080×1920 full-screen Snap size with safe zones built in for stickers, captions, and the top/bottom UI.
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Drag & drop or click to upload
Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP
Drag a vertical photo, screenshot, or design onto the page. Start with the highest-resolution source you have for a sharp full-screen Snap.
The crop box is pre-set to Snapchat's vertical 9:16 ratio. Resize and reposition — the ratio stays locked.
Snapchat overlays UI on the top ~200 px (camera, timestamp) and bottom ~200 px (caption tray, send button). Keep faces and text in the middle.
Export as JPG for photos or PNG for sharp graphics. Snapchat re-encodes uploads — starting with 1080×1920 keeps the post crisp after compression.
Snapchat is 9:16 full-screen, with 1080×1920 as the practical default. Any other aspect ratio gets letterboxed with blurred bars or auto-cropped to fit the screen — neither looks as polished as a native 1080×1920 export.
Reserve roughly the top 200 px for the camera, timestamp, and friend badge, and the bottom 200 px for the caption tray, chat input, and arrow icons. Keep faces, text, and important graphics in the central vertical band.
Filters and lenses are layered on top of your Snap after upload — they don't crop the image, but stickers and AR overlays can cover parts of your crop. Centering your subject keeps it readable even when a filter lands near the edges.
All three use 9:16 full-screen, but Snapchat's UI takes more of the top and bottom than Instagram/Facebook Stories, and less of the right side than TikTok. A Snapchat-optimized crop also works on Stories, but TikTok needs additional clearance on the right.
Geofilters are 1080×1920 PNGs with transparency required and edges left clear so the user's photo shows through. Audio is mixed at upload time and isn't part of the cropped image — only the visual matters for this tool.