Resize Image to 1080×1350 (Instagram Portrait)

1080×1350 is Instagram's tallest allowed feed ratio (4:5), and it's the one creators reach for because a portrait post claims noticeably more vertical screen space than a square as someone scrolls — more real estate means more stopping power. Feed a square or a wider photo into a portrait slot and Instagram will crop it for you, usually chopping the top or bottom of your subject; sizing to exactly 1080×1350 first means you decide the crop, not the algorithm. The whole resize runs on your device, so the shot never touches a third-party server.

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Drag & drop your photo

or click to browse — you can also paste (Ctrl/Cmd + V)

Output: 1080 × 1350 px

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Good to know

Outputs exactly 1080 × 1350 pixels — the maximum-height 4:5 portrait Instagram will show in the feed.

A portrait post occupies more of the screen than a 1:1 square, so it tends to hold a scroller's attention longer.

"Cover" fit fills the full 4:5 frame and trims the overflow — no white bars top or bottom.

No size cap on this preset, so the export keeps full quality for a crisp portrait.

Also the right frame for Pinterest-style tall pins and vertical carousel slides.

Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded and no account is needed.

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Want a different size? Use the full Resize Image tool to type any width and height, or Compress Image to shrink the file size after.

How it works

Three steps. No sign-up, no upload, no wait.

Add your photo

Drop in an image, click to browse, or paste it — nothing is uploaded.

Resize to 1080×1350

It's cropped and scaled to the exact pixel size on your device.

Download

Save the resized image, ready to post.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why use 1080×1350 instead of a square for Instagram? ▼

1080×1350 is a 4:5 portrait — the tallest ratio Instagram allows in the feed. Because it fills more vertical space on a phone than a square, it typically gets a longer look as people scroll, which is why many creators default to it for single-image posts.

Is 1080×1350 safe for a carousel where other slides are square? ▼

Instagram locks a carousel to the ratio of its first slide. If you want every slide to be a full 4:5 portrait, size all of them to 1080×1350; if the first is square, later portrait slides will be cropped to square. Keep the ratio consistent across the set.

Will part of my photo get cut off at 1080×1350? ▼

Only the parts that fall outside the 4:5 frame. The tool uses a cover crop that scales your image to fill 1080×1350 and trims the overflow, keeping the natural proportions — so it's worth checking your subject sits within the taller frame before exporting.

Are my images uploaded to a server? ▼

No. The resize happens on a canvas in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device and we never see it.