Portrait Instagram post — 1080×1350
A 4:5 frame takes the most vertical space the feed allows, which is why portrait posts read as bigger than square ones. The work happens inside your tab, with nothing uploaded.
How to do it
- Pick an image, drag it in, or paste with Ctrl+V
- The size is already 1080×1350 — change the ratio or the anchor if you need to
- Take the finished file. Several at once works too — you get a ZIP
Frequently asked questions
- What if I need a different size?
- The width and height fields are editable right in the widget — 1080×1350 is just a starting value. Platforms adjust their recommendations from time to time, and the aspect ratio is the more durable part.
- Why is part of the image cropped?
- Because the mode is “cover”: the frame must be filled completely, so the overflow along the longer side is cut. If nothing may be cropped, switch to “contain” — the leftover space becomes padding. The anchor decides which way the content is pulled.
- Can the frame be built around the subject?
- Yes. Under cropping there is “On the subject”: the model finds what matters in the shot and the frame is built around that rather than around the geometric centre.
- Where does my file go?
- Nowhere. The work happens in your tab and the image never leaves your device. Metadata — coordinates, camera, date — is not carried over either.