Drop in one picture or clip and get it sized for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Pinterest, in a single zip. Every size is made on your device. Nothing is uploaded, so unreleased products and drafts stay private. It is free.
How to make a social media pack, step by step
- Drop one photo or video, or press Choose a file. JPG, PNG, WebP, MP4, MOV and WebM work. Try an example shows the result first.
- Click the picture on the part that must stay in every crop, such as a face or a product.
- Choose the Fit: Smart, Crop to fill, Blurred padding or Colour padding.
- Under Sizes, untick the ones you do not need, or use All, None or Shapes.
- Pick the Format (JPG, PNG or WebP) and press Make the pack, then Download zip.
How the sizes are made
Smart fit crops when the shape is close to your original, so a landscape photo fills a 16:9 post edge to edge, and pads with a soft blurred copy when the shapes are far apart, so a wide shot keeps everything in a 9:16 story. Crop to fill always fills the frame, and colour padding uses a plain colour, such as your brand colour from Your Snowkit. Click the preview to set the focus point that every crop keeps in view.
Tips for a good pack
- Start from your largest, sharpest original.
- Set the focus point on a face or product before you make the pack.
- Use blurred padding for wide shots that should not be cropped.
- Keep text and logos away from the edges, because feeds crop differently.
- For a single clip with captions or timing changes, use the social video resizer.
Who uses it
Small businesses and shop owners posting a product to several platforms, creators who repost the same picture everywhere, freelancers handing a client a ready set of sizes, and event teams promoting a launch.
Questions
Which sizes are in the pack?
Instagram post 1080 × 1080, portrait 1080 × 1350 and story or reel 1080 × 1920; TikTok 1080 × 1920; YouTube thumbnail 1280 × 720 and Short 1080 × 1920; X post 1600 × 900 and header 1500 × 500; LinkedIn 1200 × 627; Facebook post 1200 × 630 and story 1080 × 1920; and Pinterest 1000 × 1500. Untick any you don’t need.
Does it work with videos?
Yes. A video is saved in four shapes: 9:16 vertical, 1:1 square, 4:5 portrait and 16:9 landscape, which between them cover every feed. Each shape is a new MP4 made by your browser’s video encoder, so a long clip takes a while; pick only the shapes you need to save time. You can keep the sound or leave it out.
Will my picture lose quality?
Each size is drawn once from your original at full resolution. If the original is smaller than a size, it is enlarged and may look soft, so start from the largest file you have. JPG is saved at high quality; choose PNG for graphics with sharp text.
What are the file names?
Each file is named after your original, the platform and the size, such as photo-instagram-story-1080x1920.jpg, so the right one is easy to find when you post.