TikTok
TikTok Video Size
Quick Answer
For TikTok-first creative, use vertical 9:16 video. TikTok's current In-Feed ad guidance recommends vertical 9:16 and lists a minimum of 540 x 960 px for vertical Non-Spark Ads, while many creators work at 1080 x 1920 px for a cleaner full-screen export.
Quick Reference
- Platform: TikTok
- Category: Social Media
- Topic: Video size
- Safer layout: vertical 9:16
- TikTok Ads minimum vertical size: 540 x 960 px or higher
- Common working canvas: 1080 x 1920 px
- Last checked: July 2026
Prepare in one place
Publish Action
Prepare a vertical TikTok-friendly video layout.
Use one preparation flow for sizes, titles, descriptions, keywords, and checklists instead of switching between separate tools.
Important Notes
- Organic videos and ad placements can have different validation rules.
- TikTok is vertical-first; square and horizontal formats may be accepted in some ad contexts but usually feel less native.
- Always check the final preview in the upload or ads tool.
Best Practices
- Keep the product, face, or main action centered.
- Use large captions and short text blocks.
- Keep important words away from UI overlays.
- Export a clean vertical version instead of reusing a horizontal video.
Do / Don't Examples
Correct:
- 1080 x 1920 vertical video with one clear message.
- Product demo centered in the frame.
- Short caption text placed in the safe middle area.
Wrong:
- Horizontal video with black bars.
- Logo or price placed at the bottom where UI can cover it.
- Tiny text that cannot be read on a phone.
Publish Action
Use Dokuntag Publish to open a TikTok vertical preset and check whether key visuals remain inside the safe area.
Related Searches
- TikTok In-Feed ad specs
- TikTok caption rules
- TikTok safe zone
- TikTok profile photo size
Resources
- TikTok video template will be added to Resources.
- Vertical video safe-area checklist is available in the Hub resources area.
Official Source Note
Official source checked: TikTok Ads Manager In-Feed Ads specifications.
Update Note
Last checked: July 2026. Platform requirements may change. Always review your final content before publishing.