Make the frame fit the next placement.
Change the canvas width and height in Studio, then reframe the video inside it. Prepare portrait, square, or landscape versions from your footage. Review text and image layers after every size change.
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What you can create
Set the canvas dimensions
Use the canvas width and height controls to choose the output shape. You can also swap the current width and height.
Reframe each clip
Adjust a video's size and position inside the canvas. Use framing controls to choose which part stays visible when the shape changes.
Check the complete layout
A narrower frame changes the room available for titles and image overlays. Reposition those elements so they remain legible and inside the canvas.
From your idea to finished content
Choose the required dimensions
Check your destination's current requirements. Open the video in Studio and decide whether you need portrait, square, or landscape framing.
Change the canvas and reframe
Set the canvas width and height. Select each clip to adjust its position, dimensions, and visible crop.
Inspect the full sequence
Check moving subjects, titles, and overlays throughout the edit. Export after the content fits the new frame.
Check the new video shape
These examples use common proportions, not guaranteed requirements for any particular platform.
Prepare a portrait version
Set a 1080 by 1920 canvas. Reframe the main subject. Move wide titles into shorter lines and inspect every shot.
Prepare a square version
Set a 1080 by 1080 canvas. Center the important action. Check that image overlays and text stay within the frame.
Frequently asked questions
- What does changing aspect ratio mean?
- Aspect ratio describes the relationship between width and height. Changing the canvas dimensions changes that shape.
- Will resizing automatically follow the subject?
- This workflow uses manual framing. Check each shot and adjust the clip's position and visible crop yourself.
- Will increasing the dimensions add missing detail?
- A larger canvas does not restore detail that the source lacks. Inspect the result before choosing a larger export size.
- Does resizing make the file smaller?
- File size also depends on duration and export encoding. Changing the canvas alone does not guarantee a particular file size.
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