Drop in a cover or first frame and a caption and see it where viewers will: the full-screen feed with its buttons, your profile grid, search results and the desktop site.
Drop up to three images, ideally 1080 × 1920, or try a sample. Write a caption for each, with hashtags.
Username, sound, likes, comments and saves make the preview feel real. Turn on the safe-zone guide to see what the buttons cover.
Switch between the For You feed, desktop, your profile grid, search results and the crops, in light and dark mode.
See your picture with the right-hand buttons, caption and sound bar drawn over it, the way viewers see it.
Shade the areas that TikTok’s buttons, caption and top tabs cover so faces and text stay clear.
Check how the cover is cropped to 3:4 in your grid and in search cards.
Blur the page or drop the colour to check the cover still stands out when it is small.
Videos fill the screen at 9:16, ideally 1080 × 1920 pixels. Other shapes are cropped or shown with bars, and this tool warns you when a picture is not 9:16.
In the feed, the right-hand buttons, the caption, the sound line and the top tabs sit on top of your video. Keep faces and key text in the clear middle. The guide shades those areas; the exact sizes change with phone models and app updates, so treat it as a guide.
In the feed the video plays, so the cover shows mainly on your profile grid and in search results. There it is cropped to 3:4 (taller than wide), so keep the subject in the centre.
Only the first lines of a caption show before “more”, and hashtags are highlighted. Put the hook first.
The layouts are close look-alikes built for testing. TikTok changes its design often and shows videos differently across apps, regions and the website, so use the preview as a guide. The other videos and accounts are invented.
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