One upload. Every size your platforms need.

Resize & Repurpose is two connected tools for getting one asset into every size a platform needs. Adapt handles images, 16 sizes across 27 platform placements from a single upload. Video Reframe handles video, reframing a 16:9 landscape source into vertical, square and portrait cuts. Both use a pick-your-sizes, pick-a-strategy, generate-once workflow instead of a manual crop pass per platform.

Sixteen sizes across 27 platform placements, condensing down to 9 distinct aspect ratios: vertical Stories/Shorts (9:16), square feed posts (1:1), landscape and link-preview formats (16:9 and 1.91:1), portrait feed crops (4:5), Pinterest's tall pin ratio (2:3), and three standard display/programmatic ad banner ratios.

Extend canvas, the default, keeps 100% of the original image intact and generatively fills in new content on the sides that need to grow, best when nothing in the source can be lost, like a logo, a full-body shot, or key text. Smart crop is the alternative approach, trimming the source down to fit a new ratio instead of extending it.

Subject Focus tells Adapt where the main subject sits in the source image, Left, Center or Right. Every generated size uses this to decide what to keep centered when the canvas is extended or cropped.

Named target ratios including Vertical Full-Screen (9:16), Tall Portrait (4:5), Square (1:1), Standard Portrait (3:4) and Tall Pin (2:3), with more sizes available in the picker beyond what a single screenshot captured. A Select all control generates every size at once.

Adaptive, the default, uses per-scene subject tracking, a vision pass that follows what matters in the frame as the video changes from scene to scene. Locked center applies a simple, fixed center crop with no vision pass, which is faster but doesn't adjust as the subject moves.

MP4, MOV or WEBM, and the source must be a 16:9 landscape video, Video Reframe is built to crop and reframe a wide source down into narrower target ratios, not the other way around.

They're two tools, Adapt for images, Video Reframe for video, because a still image and a moving one need different reframing logic. But they share the same pick-your-sizes, pick-a-strategy, generate-once workflow, so switching between them doesn't mean learning a new interface.