Then, clip the video to the section that you want. Using Kapwing gives you much more control over what content appears in the frame.
You can also make splits through the video to resize to different areas at different times. You can transform a landscape YouTube video into a TikTok in four ways: crop out a 9:16 frame of content, put a blurred background using the Canvas Blur feature, use a solid white or colored background, or rotating the video 90 degrees to take up the whole frame. Social media experts recommend 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels.
First, you’ll want to resize your video content to a vertical aspect ratio, 9:16. Import the video from YouTube by pasting the URL. Posting content to TikTok requires a few optimizations to ensure that your video hits the For You Page.
