Start with the Master Composition
The original framing establishes the subjects, action, text, and details that each version must preserve.
Adapt one source video to the aspect ratios required by different social platforms. The Pexo AI video agent reframes each version around important subjects, products, logos, and on-screen text.
Source video
Add the master video you want to adapt for different social placements.
List the target platforms or aspect ratios and identify anything that must remain visible.
What it is
Resize Video for Social Media changes the canvas and composition so one source can fit vertical, square, portrait, or landscape placements. Resizing may require cropping, repositioning, or extending the frame rather than changing pixel dimensions alone.
Each version needs its own review. Check faces, products, logos, captions, and calls to action against the safe area of the intended placement.
The original framing establishes the subjects, action, text, and details that each version must preserve.
Specify the vertical, square, portrait, or landscape ratios needed for the target placements.
The Agent plans crops and positioning around the visual priority of each output.
How it works
Upload the source, choose the target aspect ratios, and review every reframed version.
Provide the source clip and identify subjects, products, logos, captions, or actions that must stay visible.
List the intended placements and review how the Agent plans each crop or reframe.
Inspect composition, safe areas, text, faces, product details, and unwanted empty or cropped regions.
Agent decisions
The Agent adapts composition around the content that matters in each aspect ratio.
Changes the frame shape for vertical, square, portrait, or landscape placements.
Moves or crops the source while keeping important action in view.
Uses your priorities to follow people, products, logos, or other key details.
Keeps captions and calls to action away from placement areas that may cover them.
Common questions
No. Social resizing often changes the aspect ratio and may require cropping, repositioning, or extending the composition.
Yes. List the required placements and review each output independently rather than assuming one crop works everywhere.
Identify the subject, product, logo, text, or action that has priority in every frame.
Use the current requirements of the intended platform or placement. Common labels include vertical, square, portrait, and landscape, but requirements can change.
Review faces, products, logos, captions, calls to action, safe areas, crop boundaries, and the current platform requirements.
Start with your source
Upload the master, choose the target aspect ratios, and review every reframed version with Pexo.