Resize Video Without Cropping

Drag the canvas edges or enter a custom width and height. Add space on any side while keeping the full video visible and its proportions intact.

YOUR CREATIVE WORKSPACE

Interactive preview

Your video

Up to 30 MB · Local preview5.0 sec

TRY AN ORIGINAL VIDEO

Custom canvas size

Drag the orange edges, or enter width and height. Each side adjusts independently.

The full 1024 × 576 px source stays visible. Add space around it; shrinking inside the source would crop it.

Original1024 × 576Canvas1280 × 720

125 credits720p · 5.0 sec

Custom AI resize · 25 credits per second, rounded up.

Export size · 1280 × 720

Preview and save your layout for free.

Drag the orange edges or corners to set your output size.

ORIGINAL FRAME

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Drag each orange edge to make room for your next composition. The checkerboard marks the space to fill.

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR VIDEO

Can I resize a video without cropping or stretching it?

Yes: drag the orange canvas edges or enter a custom width and height. Each side adjusts independently while the complete original video keeps its dimensions and proportions. Save your layout and its credit estimate, then return to it in My videos.

Useful for: Keeping products, people or existing captions near the edges of the source in the planned composition.
Composition tip: Use Width and Height for the saved canvas size. Use Preview zoom to inspect details on screen.

See the source and result Try it with your video

THREE STEPS TO YOUR COMPOSITION

How to resize a video without cutting off the frame

01
Upload the complete shot
Choose the least-cropped version of your video. The preview keeps its proportions and shows the source boundary.
02
Drag the edges to resize
Drag an orange edge or corner to change the canvas. Each side moves independently. Enter Width and Height for precise pixel dimensions; the frame cannot cut into the original video.
03
Review and save your layout
Play the full clip and check every edge, then save a canvas draft. Watch example shows a recorded four-sided AI expansion; changes to your own canvas remain a layout preview.

Follow the illustrated canvas resizing tutorial

SAME SOURCE. THREE DIFFERENT CHOICES.

Change the format. Choose what you keep.

Compare a 16:9 source in a 4:5 canvas before choosing AI expansion.

LESS OF THE ORIGINAL

Crop to fill

Fills the frame by trimming the edges. Useful when all the important action fits inside the crop.

THE WHOLE SHOT, WITH FILLER

Fit with a blurred background

Keeps the entire source over a blurred copy. A practical option when you only need a different canvas.

SPACE FOR NEW SCENERY

ORIGINAL

THE WHOLE SHOT, NEW SURROUNDINGS

Expand the scene with AI

Plans space for new scenery around the original. AI generation uses credits and the result needs review.

Compare three ways to fit the same shot into a new frame.

Compare cropping, blur and outpainting

Keep the whole video visible

The canvas surrounds the complete source, so people, products and existing captions stay inside the frame. Drag one side or several sides outward. The checkerboard marks the new area around your video; it is not generated scenery.

Resize without stretching or distortion

Width and Height change the outer canvas while the original picture keeps its dimensions and proportions. Preview zoom only changes how large the workspace looks on your screen. It does not change the saved canvas size or stretch the video.

Set a custom video size without a ratio preset

Use a wider, taller or asymmetric canvas without choosing 16:9 or 9:16 first. Enter exact dimensions or drag the four edges independently. If your destination needs a standard format or several versions, use the Aspect Ratio Changer.

Choose standard video formats

Padding, background blur or AI expansion

A solid background and a blurred duplicate can fill unused space without inventing a scene. Outpainting creates new scenery instead. Use the editor to compose the expanded canvas and compare it with your original.

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