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Social Media Canvas Presets - Exact Platform Sizes

Stop guessing dimensions. Pick a preset — YouTube Thumbnail, Instagram Story, Twitter/X Post, LinkedIn, Pinterest — and the canvas snaps to the exact pixel size each platform expects. Enter custom dimensions, lock the aspect ratio, or swap width and height with one click.

Free • No Signup Required
Works 100% Offline • No Internet Required
No Upload • 100% Privacy • Files Stay Local

Pick a Social Media Canvas Size

Canvas snaps to the exact pixel size each platform expects

Choose from 12 platform presets or enter custom width and height. Toggle the aspect-ratio lock to scale proportionally, or swap dimensions to flip between portrait and landscape.

Note: 12 social presets built in. Works offline — no uploads, no accounts, no watermarks.

12 Platform Presets Included

Every preset uses the exact pixel size the platform expects — no cropping, no compression, no guesswork.

YouTube Thumbnail

1280 × 720

Aspect ratio 16:9

YouTube Banner

2560 × 1440

Aspect ratio 16:9

Instagram Square

1080 × 1080

Aspect ratio 1:1

Instagram Portrait

1080 × 1350

Aspect ratio 4:5

Instagram Story

1080 × 1920

Aspect ratio 9:16

Twitter/X Post

1200 × 675

Aspect ratio 16:9

Twitter/X Header

1500 × 500

Aspect ratio 3:1

LinkedIn Post

1200 × 627

Aspect ratio 1.91:1

Facebook Post

1200 × 630

Aspect ratio 1.91:1

Pinterest Pin

1000 × 1500

Aspect ratio 2:3

Dribbble Shot

1600 × 1200

Aspect ratio 4:3

Product Hunt

1270 × 760

Aspect ratio ~5:3

Beyond Presets

When a preset isn't quite right, the canvas stays flexible.

Custom dimensions

Type any width and height in pixels. The canvas snaps to your numbers and rebuilds the preview so you can see the result immediately.

Aspect-ratio lock

Toggle the lock to keep width and height in proportion. Changing one value auto-updates the other — handy for scaling up a preset to 2× or 3× without distorting.

Swap dimensions

One click flips width and height. Turn a landscape Twitter post into a portrait Pinterest-style image, or a 1080×1920 Story into a 1920×1080 landscape frame, instantly.

Why Desktop Canvas Presets Beat Online Templates

Feature Online Tools Diwadi Desktop
Upload Required ❌ Required 🎯 Never
File Size Limit ❌ 50MB max ♾️ Unlimited
Speed ⏳ Slow (upload/download) ⚡ Instant
Batch Processing ❌ 1 file ✅ 1000s
Privacy ⚠️ Risky (cloud upload) 🔒 100% Local
AI Features ❌ No 🤖 Yes
Offline ❌ No ✅ Yes
Cost Free Free ✅

How It Works

1

Download & Install

Takes just 30 seconds. No account, no credit card required.

2

Browse & Select Your Screenshot or Image

Navigate your files like a regular file browser. Batch processing supported.

3

Get Platform-Sized PNG (Instant)

Processing happens locally on your computer. No upload wait.

Why Choose Diwadi Desktop?

🔒

Privacy First

Files never leave your computer. No cloud upload, no data collection, 100% local.

Lightning Fast

Process files 10x faster than online tools. No upload wait, no download wait.

♾️

No Limits

Convert unlimited files of any size. Batch process thousands in one click.

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AI-Powered

Smart formatting detection, auto-cleanup, better accuracy.

💻

Works Offline

No internet required. Perfect for flights, secure environments.

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Free to Use

No trial limits, no watermarks, no credit card required.

When You Need This

Real scenarios where a built-in canvas preset saves time.

Posting a product update

A single launch announcement usually ships to Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Product Hunt simultaneously. Picking the right preset for each means the image looks sharp in every feed — not cropped, not letterboxed.

YouTube thumbnails at 1280×720

YouTube's recommended thumbnail size is an exact 1280×720. Upload anything else and it gets rescaled — softening text and losing edge crispness. The preset nails the size on the first try.

Instagram Story vs. feed

Stories are 9:16 full-screen, feed posts are 1:1 or 4:5. Reformatting between them is annoying in most editors. Here you pick the preset, the canvas reshapes, and you reposition your content.

Open Graph images for links

Social link previews favor 1200×630 (Facebook Post preset) — used by LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack, and most blogging platforms. One preset covers OG images for almost every place a link gets shared.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which social media presets are included?

Twelve social presets ship in the app with exact platform pixel sizes: YouTube Thumbnail (1280×720), YouTube Banner (2560×1440), Instagram Square (1080×1080), Instagram Portrait (1080×1350), Instagram Story (1080×1920), Twitter/X Post (1200×675), Twitter/X Header (1500×500), LinkedIn Post (1200×627), Facebook Post (1200×630), Pinterest Pin (1000×1500), Dribbble Shot (1600×1200), and Product Hunt (1270×760).

What are the exact Instagram dimensions?

Three Instagram presets are included: Square at 1080×1080 (1:1, classic feed post), Portrait at 1080×1350 (4:5, taller feed post that takes more screen real estate), and Story at 1080×1920 (9:16, full-screen Stories and Reels cover). All three match Instagram's native upload sizes, so no cropping or compression happens on upload.

What sizes does YouTube need?

YouTube Thumbnail is 1280×720 (16:9, the thumbnail above every video in search results and recommendations). YouTube Banner is 2560×1440 — YouTube's recommended channel-art size. Both are included as one-click presets so you don't have to look up the numbers every time.

What's the difference between Twitter/X Post and Header?

Twitter/X Post is 1200×675 (16:9) — the size for images you attach to a tweet so they appear full-width in the timeline without cropping. Twitter/X Header is 1500×500 (3:1) — the banner image on your profile page. Both are separate presets.

Does it include LinkedIn and Facebook?

Yes. LinkedIn Post is 1200×627 — the size LinkedIn uses for link previews and single-image posts. Facebook Post is 1200×630 — Facebook's recommended feed image size and the standard for Open Graph previews when your link is shared. Both are common sizes, so the presets cover the vast majority of B2B and general social posting.

What are Pinterest Pin, Dribbble Shot, and Product Hunt for?

Pinterest Pin is 1000×1500 (2:3 portrait) — Pinterest favors tall vertical pins. Dribbble Shot is 1600×1200 (4:3) — Dribbble's recommended aspect ratio for portfolio shots. Product Hunt is 1270×760 — the gallery image size used on Product Hunt launch pages.

Can I enter custom dimensions if none of the presets fit?

Yes. Width and height inputs let you type any pixel values. Toggle the aspect-ratio lock to keep proportions in sync while editing (changing width auto-updates height and vice versa), or leave it unlocked to resize freely. A swap button flips width and height, instantly turning a portrait canvas into landscape.

How is this different from online design tools?

Online tools like Canva require uploads, accounts, and a network connection, and push watermarked exports unless you pay. Diwadi runs entirely on your desktop — no upload, no account, no watermark, no subscription. Pick a preset, set up your canvas, export a PNG, done. Works the same way on a plane or on a locked-down corporate network.