

A video resizer changes the canvas around your footage. Choose a portrait, square, or landscape aspect ratio, then scale and reposition the clip so the focal point stays inside the frame.
Use the same source video to prepare separate versions. Changing the video dimensions for each placement gives text, faces, products, and movement enough room to read clearly.

Start with the same source clip, then create separate portrait, square, or landscape versions with framing that suits each placement.

A new video size changes what fits on screen. Review the focal point, text placement, and final version before you download.
Learn how aspect ratios, dimensions, framing, and export choices affect a resized video.
Resizing changes the dimensions or aspect ratio of the canvas. Cropping removes part of the visible frame. You may use both when a clip needs a different shape, but resizing is the broader step that sets the final canvas.
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