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Video Guides & Tutorials

Everything you need to know about video processing, compression, and platform specifications in one place.

Platform Specifications

Complete video specifications for all major social media and streaming platforms.

YouTube Video Size
1920×1080, 16:9
Complete specifications for YouTube videos including standard and Shorts formats
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YouTube Shorts Size
1080×1920, 9:16
Vertical video specifications for YouTube Shorts with algorithm tips
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Instagram Video Size
1080×1080, 1:1
Feed, Stories, and Reels specifications for Instagram
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TikTok Video Size
1080×1920, 9:16
Vertical video requirements and best practices for TikTok
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Facebook Video Size
1280×720, 16:9
Feed posts, Stories, and Reels specifications for Facebook
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LinkedIn Video Size
1280×720, 16:9
Professional video specifications and best practices for LinkedIn
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Twitter Video Size
1280×720, 16:9
Tweet video specifications and optimization tips for Twitter/X
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All Platform Comparison
All formats
Complete comparison of video specifications across all major platforms
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Video Tutorials & Learning

Learn video compression, formats, and processing techniques from basics to advanced.

How to Compress Video
Beginner
Step-by-step guide to compressing video files with different methods and tools
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Video Compression Basics
Intermediate
Understanding how video compression works, codecs, and quality settings
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Best Video Formats
All Levels
Complete guide to choosing the right video format for your needs
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Features

Comprehensive Video Guide Features

Everything you need to master video specifications across all platforms and create professional-quality content.

Platform Specifications

Detailed video requirements for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and more.

Technical Guidelines

Optimal settings for resolution, bitrate, codecs, and file formats to ensure perfect playback.

Mobile Optimization

Learn how to create videos that look perfect on mobile devices across all social platforms.

Performance Analytics

Understanding how video specifications impact engagement, reach, and platform algorithm performance.

Quick Reference

Easy-to-use comparison tables and quick reference guides for all major video platforms.

Best Practices

Professional tips and strategies to maximize video quality and audience engagement.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about video specifications and platform requirements.

What's the difference between aspect ratio and resolution?

Aspect ratio is the proportional relationship between width and height (like 16:9 or 1:1), while resolution is the actual number of pixels (like 1920×1080). The same aspect ratio can have different resolutions.

Should I upload the highest resolution possible?

Generally yes, but it depends on the platform. YouTube benefits from 4K uploads even for 1080p displays, while Instagram has specific size limits. Always check platform-specific recommendations.

Why do my videos look different on different platforms?

Each platform compresses videos differently and has unique algorithms. They may also crop or letterbox your video if it doesn't match their preferred aspect ratio.

What's the most versatile video format for social media?

MP4 with H.264 codec is the most widely supported format across all platforms. It provides good quality with reasonable file sizes.

How important is audio quality in video specifications?

Very important! Use AAC codec with at least 128 kbps bitrate. Many viewers watch with sound on, and poor audio quality can significantly impact engagement.

Do I need different videos for each platform?

Ideally yes, but you can create one master video and adapt it for different platforms by adjusting aspect ratios, durations, and optimizing for each platform's audience behavior.