Resize Image to 1080x1350
Prepare a 4:5 portrait image for taller social posts, product showcases, editorial graphics, artwork, and mobile-first content.
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Use more vertical screen space without distortion
Exact 4:5 portrait output
Create a 1080 x 1350 canvas with the widely used portrait ratio.
Vertical subject control
Align toward the top or bottom to protect faces, products, captions, and artwork.
Safe-area preview
Check central composition while exporting a clean image without guide lines.
1080 x 1350 positioning guide
| Setting | Result | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Top alignment | Portraits and fashion | Protects face and headroom |
| Center alignment | Products and balanced art | General-purpose composition |
| Bottom alignment | Full-body subjects and products | Protects lower content |
| Fit entire image | Posters and complete artwork | Adds canvas rather than cropping |
How it works
- 1
Upload the source
Choose a portrait, landscape, square, product, or artwork file.
- 2
Set fit and subject position
Review the 4:5 preview and keep essential content inside the guide.
- 3
Export the portrait image
Download in JPG, WebP, or PNG format.
Why use a 1080 x 1350 image
1080 x 1350 uses a 4:5 portrait ratio. It occupies more vertical screen area than a square while remaining suitable for many feed-style layouts. The taller canvas is useful for portraits, products, and editorial graphics.
A landscape source requires substantial side cropping in fill mode. Use subject positioning to preserve the important area, or switch to fit mode when no content can be removed. Avoid placing small text close to the edges.
Frequently asked questions
What aspect ratio is 1080 x 1350?
It is a 4:5 portrait aspect ratio.
Is 1080 x 1350 larger than a square post?
It has the same width as 1080 x 1080 but provides 270 additional vertical pixels.
How do I avoid cropping a face?
Choose top positioning or use fit mode to preserve the complete source.
Is the safe guide downloaded?
No. It is visible only in the preview.
Resize Image to 1080x1350 last reviewed: Aug 2, 2026.