Threads Image & Video Size Cheatsheet

Every Threads image and video dimension in one place.

A quick-reference cheatsheet for every Threads image and video size — feed portrait, square, and landscape, plus story and reel shares and the profile picture — with pixel-perfect dimensions, aspect ratios, and format requirements, plus a ratio checker for your own files.

What is the best image size for a Threads post?

A 1080 × 1350 px portrait image at 4:5 fills the most vertical space in the feed without cropping. If you want a format that displays uncropped everywhere, use a 1080 × 1080 px square.

Every Threads media size in one cheatsheet

Threads handles feed images, feed video, story and reel reshares through Instagram, and your profile picture — each with its own ideal size. This cheatsheet collects all of them so you can export once, correctly, instead of hunting through scattered guides. A built-in ratio checker confirms your own files match a supported format before you post.

How it works

The tool lists each Threads surface with its recommended pixel dimensions, aspect ratio, accepted formats, and a short note on how the platform displays it. Filter by image or video to narrow the list. When you enter your asset’s width and height, the tool simplifies them to a ratio using the greatest common divisor, so 1080 × 1350 reads as 4:5, letting you confirm a match at a glance.

The numbers

  • Feed portrait image: 1080 × 1350 px, 4:5
  • Feed square image: 1080 × 1080 px, 1:1
  • Feed landscape image: 1080 × 566 px, 1.91:1
  • Feed video: 1080 × 1350 px, 4:5
  • Story share: 1080 × 1920 px, 9:16
  • Reel share: 1080 × 1920 px, 9:16
  • Profile picture: 320 × 320 px, 1:1

Tips

Default to 4:5 for posts you want to dominate the feed and 1:1 when consistency across formats matters more than size. Keep text and logos inside the centre safe area on 9:16 story and reel shares, where the Threads and Instagram interface overlays the top and bottom. Always start from a high-resolution master and let Threads downscale, rather than uploading an already-small image that the platform’s compression will degrade further.