Free tool / on your device
Check your lyric clip’s safe area
Drop in a frame or a video to see where essential words sit. The file stays on this device; the guide helps you leave breathing room around the lyric.
Whole file shown without cropping. General guide dated 12 October 2026; not official platform measurements. Check the actual posting preview.
Treat the guide as a margin, not a guarantee
Platforms change their buttons, captions and account labels. This is a conservative general guide dated 12 October 2026, not a measurement of every current platform screen. Check the actual posting preview too.
Keep the important words inside
For a 1080 × 1920 frame, the suggested lyric area runs from x=120 to x=900 and y=270 to y=1250. This leaves room above, below and to the right for interface elements. Background artwork can extend outside it.
Check more than one frame
Scrub the video to the longest line and the largest word. Look at the start and end of the clip, where a lyric might move into or out of view. You can pause on a frame without uploading or saving a copy.
Choose the frame size
Portrait clips use 1080 × 1920 pixels (9:16). Landscape HD uses 1920 × 1080, and landscape 4K uses 3840 × 2160 (both 16:9). Keep the original export when you post so another app does not resize it first.
A few things to know
Are these official platform safe zones?
No. They are a conservative general guide. Interface positions vary by platform, device and caption length.
Do I need a 9:16 input?
You can load another shape, but the tool shows the whole file inside a 9:16 frame so you can see the unused space.
Will you keep my image or video?
No. It stays on your device, and it’s gone when you remove it or close the page.
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