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See what TikTok, Reels and Shorts will cover

Upload a vertical video or image and see which parts each app covers with its captions and buttons, so your text and faces stay visible. It all runs in your browser.

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How it works

How to use it

  1. Upload

    Choose a vertical video or image.

  2. Pick an app

    Switch between TikTok, Reels, Shorts, Facebook Reels and Pinterest, or see all at once.

  3. Move things into the box

    Keep text, faces and logos inside the dashed box so nothing gets covered.

Tips

  • Keep captions and on-screen text inside the middle of the frame.
  • If you post the same video everywhere, design for All at once.
  • TikTok and Reels put their buttons on the right, so keep that edge clear of anything important.

Safe zones on a 1080×1920 frame

AppTopBottomLeftRightNotes
TikTok240 px660 px120 px120 pxThird-party figure. Measured from TikTok's In-Feed ad template (720x1280, scaled 1.5x). Side buttons also cover the right 300 px from y=840 down. Longer captions raise the bottom. source
Instagram Reels269 px672 px65 px65 pxMeta Reels ad guidance: keep 14% top, 35% bottom and 6% each side clear. Pixels rounded. No organic template exists. source
YouTube Shorts288 px672 px48 px192 pxGoogle Ads safe zone for vertical video ads, which run in Shorts. YouTube has no official organic Shorts template. source
Facebook Reels269 px672 px65 px65 pxMeta Facebook Reels ad guidance: keep 14% top, 35% bottom and 6% each side clear. Pixels rounded. source
Pinterest270 px440 px65 px195 pxPinterest's safe zone for 9:16 Idea ads, which it recommends at 1080x1920. source

Checked October 12, 2026 against each platform's help pages and developer docs. Limits change, so we recheck them regularly.

FAQ

Common questions

Where do these numbers come from?

Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest numbers come from their official ad and creative guides. TikTok's are measured from TikTok's own ad template by a third party. The table below links each source.

Is it the same on every phone?

Close, but not exactly. Screen shapes and app versions move things a little, so leave some room.

Is my video uploaded?

No. The preview runs in your browser and nothing is sent to us.

Why 1080×1920?

It's the standard size for vertical video on every one of these apps. The margins scale with it.