Crop Image to 1080×1920 Pixels

Get a pixel-perfect 9:16 vertical frame for Instagram Stories, Reels, TikTok, and phone wallpapers.

Upload Image

Drag & drop or click to upload

Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP

Step by Step

How to 1080×1920 Crop

01

Upload Your Image

Drop a photo onto the page. Vertical sources crop best — landscape photos will lose a lot of horizontal space when forced into 9:16.

02

Position the 1080×1920 Frame

The frame is locked to 9:16 with a 1080×1920 output. Drag and scale to choose what stays inside the full-screen vertical box.

03

Verify Output Size

The size badge confirms '1080×1920 px' before download — exactly the resolution Stories, Reels, and TikTok target.

04

Download

Click Download. JPG keeps files small for mobile upload, PNG keeps maximum detail, and WebP balances both for fastest mobile upload.

Core Features

What You Get

Output is exactly 1080×1920 pixels — verified full-screen 9:16
Locked 9:16 ratio prevents Stories/Reels/TikTok from auto-cropping your frame
Live preview matches what shows on a phone screen edge to edge
JPG, PNG, and WebP exports supported
100% in-browser processing — no upload, no signup, no watermark
Free with no daily limit
Use Cases

When to Use This

Instagram or Facebook Story background or full-screen photo card
Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts cover frame
TikTok video frame or vertical promo image
Snapchat Snap photo or vertical phone wallpaper
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Why 1080×1920?

1080×1920 is the resolution Instagram Stories, Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts target. Going higher (e.g. 1440×2560) just gets downscaled on upload, so 1080×1920 is the sweet spot — sharp on every modern phone, small enough to upload fast on mobile data.

Is 1080×1920 exactly 9:16?

Yes. 1080 ÷ 1920 = 0.5625, which is exactly 9 ÷ 16 = 0.5625. Our crop is mathematically exact, so your image fills the screen with no black bars or auto-cropping.

What's the safe zone — where should I keep my subject?

Instagram Stories overlay UI in roughly the top 250 px and the bottom 250 px of a 1080×1920 frame (profile bubble on top, caption and Send/Reply on the bottom). Keep text and faces in the middle ~1420 px so nothing important is hidden.

Does TikTok accept 1080×1920 directly?

Yes — 1080×1920 is TikTok's recommended upload resolution for in-feed videos and photo posts. Higher resolutions are accepted but get re-encoded back down, so exporting at 1080×1920 avoids one extra round of compression.

Why not 720×1280 instead?

720×1280 is also 9:16 and was the standard a few years ago, but most current phone screens are ≥1080 wide. A 720-wide image is noticeably softer than a 1080-wide one when fullscreened on a recent iPhone or Galaxy device.