Crop a video for TikTok
Turn a wide clip into a vertical 9:16 video and keep the speaker in the frame.
Attach a video and say the shape or size you need. Manus crops it and gives you the file to download.
All you need is the video and a sentence about the shape you want.
Add a file from your computer, or let Manus work with your local folders in the desktop app.
Say the aspect ratio, the size in pixels, or what should stay in the frame.
Save the result, or keep working on it in the AI video editor.
Pick an example to start from it.
Turn a wide clip into a vertical 9:16 video and keep the speaker in the frame.
Get a 4:5 portrait crop that takes up more of the feed than a wide video.
Reframe a landscape clip as a 9:16 Short, or make a new one with the AI video generator.
Crop to a 1:1 square for a feed post and remove black bars at the top and bottom.
Set the frame yourself when you want full control over each shot.
Switch the frame between widescreen 16:9 and vertical 9:16.
Place your clips in the new frame so the right part stays in view.
Edit by hand, or ask Manus to make the change for you.
Video Editor is part of the desktop app for Mac and Windows.
Attach the file as it is. Manus crops it on its own computer with tools like FFmpeg.
Trim a video or cut out the parts you don't need
Remove the background from a video
Brighten and color-correct a video
Make every cut your own
Turn an idea into a video
Work with video, audio, and images.
Attach the video to Manus and say the shape or size you need, such as 9:16 for TikTok or 1080×1080 for a square post. Manus crops it on its own computer and gives you the file to download.
Yes. Open Manus in your browser, attach the video, and describe the crop. There is nothing to install, because the work runs on the computer Manus uses for each task.
Tell Manus the ratio you want, such as 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9, and which part of the frame to keep. To set the frame yourself, resize the canvas in Video Editor.
Yes. Give the width and height in pixels, for example 1080×1920, and say which part of the frame to keep. Manus can also scale the cropped video to the size you ask for.
Use 9:16, for example 1080×1920, for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. For an Instagram feed post, 4:5 or 1:1 works well.
Yes. Describe both in one message, for example “crop to 9:16 and keep only 0:12 to 0:40.” Manus does both and returns one file.
Cropping keeps part of the frame, so the result has fewer pixels than the original. The video is re-encoded when it is cropped, so ask Manus for a high quality setting if that matters to you.
You can attach MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, WMV, FLV, M4V, 3GP, MPG, and MPEG files. Tell Manus which format you want back, such as MP4 or the same format as the original.
Manus can process videos up to several hours long. Longer videos take more time.
Manus has its own computer and processes footage with tools like FFmpeg, as described in Introducing Video Editor. It works out the crop area from your request and writes a new video file.