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TikTok's Content Posting API has a 4 GB upload cap; native composer limits can differ. If size is the stated error, export a smaller copy in a local editor. Our browser compressor only accepts inputs up to 100 MB.
X documents a 512 MB limit for web video uploads without Premium. Check your current account and composer. A file over that limit also exceeds our browser tool’s 100 MB input cap; export a smaller copy locally first.
Read the exact error first. Compare the original file with the upload requirements for your account and composer, and check local playback and connectivity. Size, duration and format checks can narrow the cause; none proves that the file will upload.
Check the error in the LinkedIn composer first, then compare file size, duration and format with the requirements for that upload surface. These checks narrow the cause; they do not certify an upload.
Check the error in the Pinterest composer first, then compare file size, duration and format with the requirements for that upload surface. These checks narrow the cause; they do not certify an upload.
Check the error in the TikTok composer first, then compare file size, duration and format with the requirements for that upload surface. These checks narrow the cause; they do not certify an upload.
Check the error in the X (Twitter) composer first, then compare file size, duration and format with the requirements for that upload surface. These checks narrow the cause; they do not certify an upload.
Check the error in the YouTube Shorts composer first, then compare file size, duration and format with the requirements for that upload surface. These checks narrow the cause; they do not certify an upload.
No - WebM isn't in Pinterest's accepted list on either the app or the web. Check the upload surface first, then the actual codec, duration and file size. This compatibility record does not diagnose your particular file.
Yes through the TikTok Content Posting API - native upload support depends on the surface. Check the upload surface first, then the actual codec, duration and file size. This compatibility record does not diagnose your particular file.
WebM is not listed for X Media Studio uploads. Check the upload surface first, then the actual codec, duration and file size. This compatibility record does not diagnose your particular file.
Platforms may produce delivery renditions for playback. Re-encoding can lose detail, but visible softness also depends on the source and playback settings. Do not assume every quality change has the same cause.
Check whether the crop is in your original export or only in the Facebook placement preview. Do not infer Facebook behavior from Instagram. Use a 9:16 editing crop only if that preview suits your intended placement.
Compare the original with the full Reel and its feed or profile preview. Those placements may frame it differently. A 9:16 editing canvas can help plan a vertical version, but it is not proof of every current Reels display rule.
Check whether the original is already soft, then compare the completed Reel in the same viewing conditions. Repeated encoding and scaling can contribute to blur. A larger export cannot recreate detail absent from the original.
Check whether YouTube has finished processing higher-quality renditions and which playback quality is selected. If the original is also blurry, inspect its resolution and export history before uploading another copy.
Compare the original with the completed TikTok upload at the chosen playback quality. Low source detail, earlier compression and platform processing are possible causes. A 1080×1920 export is an editing target, not a way to restore missing detail.
Compare the original with the TikTok upload preview. A 9:16 crop may fit your intended vertical placement, but other shapes are not necessarily rejected or always cropped. Crop a copy only after checking which content the preview removes.
YouTube’s current Shorts rules cover square or vertical videos up to three minutes. A landscape upload is not made eligible by appearing on a phone. If you need a vertical version, preview a crop and check its duration as well.
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Reference for the resolutions creators actually meet: platform frames, broadcast standards and phone screens, each with its aspect ratio, pixel count, scale ladder and a file check.
1080 × 1080 is a 1:1 square resolution containing 1,166,400 pixels. Square feed video and grid-safe posts.
1080 × 1350 is a 4:5 portrait resolution containing 1,458,000 pixels. The tallest shape a standard feed post can claim before becoming a Reel.
1080 × 1920 is a 9:16 portrait resolution containing 2,073,600 pixels. The full-screen vertical frame TikTok, Reels and Shorts are built around.
1080 × 2340 is a 6:13 portrait resolution containing 2,527,200 pixels. A widespread 19.5:9 Android screen resolution.
1080 × 2400 is a 9:20 portrait resolution containing 2,592,000 pixels. A very common Android screen resolution - 20:9, taller than the 9:16 feeds expect.
1170 × 2532 is a 195:422 portrait resolution containing 2,962,440 pixels. iPhone 12, 13 and 14 screen resolution - what a screen recording from those phones produces.
1179 × 2556 is a 131:284 portrait resolution containing 3,013,524 pixels. iPhone 15 and 16 screen resolution.
1200 × 630 is a 40:21 landscape resolution containing 756,000 pixels. The link-preview image size used across most social platforms and messaging apps.
1280 × 1024 is a 5:4 landscape resolution containing 1,310,720 pixels. A 5:4 monitor shape - unusual today, and awkward in every video frame.
1280 × 720 is a 16:9 landscape resolution containing 921,600 pixels. The lightest resolution still widely treated as HD; common for thumbnails and low-bandwidth delivery.
1284 × 2778 is a 214:463 portrait resolution containing 3,566,952 pixels. iPhone Pro Max screen resolution (12–14 generations).
1290 × 2796 is a 215:466 portrait resolution containing 3,606,840 pixels. iPhone 15 and 16 Pro Max screen resolution.
1366 × 768 is a 683:384 landscape resolution containing 1,049,088 pixels. Still one of the most common laptop panels, and a frequent screen-recording source.
1440 × 2560 is a 9:16 portrait resolution containing 3,686,400 pixels. Vertical QHD, typically from a phone screen recording.
1440 × 3120 is a 6:13 portrait resolution containing 4,492,800 pixels. Android flagship screen resolution; screen recordings need cropping for a 9:16 feed.
1536 × 2732 is a 384:683 portrait resolution containing 4,196,352 pixels. iPad Pro portrait resolution.
1600 × 900 is a 16:9 landscape resolution containing 1,440,000 pixels. A 16:9 laptop resolution between 720p and 1080p.
1920 × 1080 is a 16:9 landscape resolution containing 2,073,600 pixels. The default landscape frame for YouTube, screen recordings and most cameras.
1920 × 1200 is a 8:5 landscape resolution containing 2,304,000 pixels. 16:10 - a laptop and monitor shape that is not quite 16:9, so screen recordings gain bars.
2048 × 1080 is a 256:135 landscape resolution containing 2,211,840 pixels. Cinema 2K, the DCI equivalent of 1080p.
2048 × 1536 is a 4:3 landscape resolution containing 3,145,728 pixels. A 4:3 frame common to tablet screens and older sensors.
2160 × 3840 is a 9:16 portrait resolution containing 8,294,400 pixels. Vertical 4K - mostly a mastering resolution, since feeds deliver far less.
2560 × 1080 is a 64:27 landscape resolution containing 2,764,800 pixels. 21:9 ultrawide. Dropped into a vertical feed it becomes a thin strip.
2560 × 1440 is a 16:9 landscape resolution containing 3,686,400 pixels. Between 1080p and 4K; common for gaming capture and high-end monitors.
3440 × 1440 is a 43:18 landscape resolution containing 4,953,600 pixels. The common ultrawide monitor resolution, and a common screen-recording source.
3840 × 2160 is a 16:9 landscape resolution containing 8,294,400 pixels. Consumer 4K. Four times the pixels of 1080p, and four times the encoding cost.
4096 × 2160 is a 256:135 landscape resolution containing 8,847,360 pixels. Cinema 4K - slightly wider than consumer UHD, which is why exports sometimes gain thin bars.
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