Why does video aspect ratio matter?

Different platforms favor different shapes. Keeping the correct ratio helps prevent stretched footage, black bars, and unexpected crops.

What if the calculated value is not an even number?

The calculator rounds to the nearest integer. Some encoders prefer even dimensions, so you can adjust to the nearest even number before exporting.

What ratio should I use for Shorts and Reels?

Most vertical short video uses 9:16. A common size is 1080 x 1920.

Are the entered dimensions saved?

No. The calculation happens only in the current browser page, and the values are not sent to berryfy servers.

Video Aspect Ratio Calculator

Enter a source video size and calculate matching width or height without stretching. Useful for Shorts, Reels, YouTube, and social video exports.

Source size

WidthHeight

Target basis

Known widthKnown height

Result

Simple ratio

16:9

From width 1080

1080 x 608

From height 1920

3413 x 1920

Calculate platform-ready video dimensions

The aspect ratio calculator reduces a source width and height to a simple ratio, then calculates the matching opposite side for a known width or known height.

Use common presets like 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 for landscape, vertical, and square video planning. It helps avoid stretched video and unexpected cropping before export.

The calculation runs instantly in your browser. No file upload is needed, and the numbers you enter are not sent to a server.

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