From your feed to your favorite frame

Collage sizes

Pick the size you are making for and the editor opens on that canvas. You can change it at any point afterwards — the layout reflows rather than stretching your photos, so switching from a square to a story costs you nothing.

• Instagram post
  1080 × 1350

  The 4:5 portrait that fills the most of a phone screen in the feed.

• Instagram square
  1080 × 1080

  The classic 1:1, and the safest choice when you do not know where it will end up.

• Story and Reel
  1080 × 1920

  Full-screen 9:16, for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp stories.

• Pinterest pin
  1000 × 1500

  The 2:3 pin, which Pinterest shows taller than anything else.

• Facebook post
  1080 × 1350

  Portrait, sized so nothing important is cropped in the feed.

• Facebook cover
  1702 × 630

  The wide banner across the top of a page or profile.

• X post
  1600 × 900

  16:9 landscape, the shape X gives a single image.

• YouTube thumbnail
  1280 × 720

  1280 × 720, the size YouTube asks for.

• 8 × 10 print
  2400 × 3000

  300 DPI for a photo-lab print or a standard frame.

• A4 print
  2480 × 3508

  210 × 297 mm at 300 DPI, for printing at home or at a shop.

Changing size later

Every size is in the editor under More, and switching reflows the collage: the engine re-solves the arrangement for the new shape rather than squashing what was there. Crops survive too, because a crop is stored as a focal point and a zoom rather than a rectangle of pixels — the same face stays centred whatever the frame becomes.