Exact pixels, not “about this size”
Every export is the preset width and height. 1080×1350 means 1080×1350, including after a high-quality downscale.
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Pick a preset and the crop frame snaps to that aspect. Drag, zoom, or set a focal point, then export every checked size in one ZIP. The file never leaves this browser.
Portrait post1080 × 1350
Every export is the preset width and height. 1080×1350 means 1080×1350, including after a high-quality downscale.
Profile pictures show the circular crop. Stories and Reels mark the UI bands. LinkedIn and X banners show where the profile photo overlaps.
Each image remembers its own frame for each preset, so a face you placed for a portrait is not recut when you come back.
Check the sizes you post, including a creator pack, and download a ZIP named like photo_instagram-portrait_1080x1350.jpg.
Drop several photos. They share the preset checklist and keep separate crops. Paste from the clipboard with Ctrl or Cmd+V.
Large crops are halved with high-quality canvas smoothing, then finished with separable Lanczos so edges do not turn to mush. EXIF orientation is applied first.
The sizes move. These notes cite the official pages we checked, and say where a common guide is out of date.
Wed Nov 04 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Taiwan Standard Time)
The X header is 1500×500. The profile photo is 400×400 and overlaps the lower left. The in-feed photo we export is 1600×900.
Tue Nov 10 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Taiwan Standard Time)
1080×1350, 1080×1440, 1080×1080, Stories at 1080×1920, and the profile circle. What Instagram Help actually says.
Thu Nov 12 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Taiwan Standard Time)
The pixel sizes that still matter for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest, checked against official docs in November 2026.
Sun Nov 08 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Taiwan Standard Time)
The personal cover is 1584×396. The company cover is 1512×256, not 1128×191. Where the profile photo overlaps.
Fri Nov 06 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Taiwan Standard Time)
YouTube’s thumbnail is 1280×720, 16:9, under 2MB. What the 3840×2160 file is for, and how Shorts differ.