1080x1920 Aspect Ratio: Size, Uses, How to Fit
1080x1920 is exactly 9:16, the vertical size for Reels, Stories and TikTok. See what it keeps from other shapes and how to resize to fit.
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Drop any PNG, JPG, or WebP file onto the resizer — screenshots, artwork, photos, or logos all work.
Choose from Avatar (128x128), Server Icon (512x512), Profile Banner (600x240), or Server Banner (960x540). For avatars and server icons, make sure your subject is centered before confirming, since Discord crops both to a circle.
Save your resized file, then head to Discord's User Settings or Server Settings to swap in the new asset — no additional editing software needed.
Discord users resize images to meet strict circular avatar requirements, hit Nitro profile banner dimensions, and prepare polished assets for boosted servers. Whether you run a gaming community or stream on Twitch, getting the right pixel dimensions prevents blurry icons and cropped banners.
You need a sharp server icon that holds up as a circle thumbnail in the server list sidebar. Resize your guild logo to 512x512 so Discord's circular crop does not cut off the edges.
Profile banners are exclusive to Nitro users and display at 600x240 on your public profile card. Resize your artwork or gradient to exactly those dimensions so it fills the space without awkward letterboxing.
Server banners appear at the top of your channel list only on boosted servers, rendered at 960x540. Upload a properly sized banner so your stream schedule graphic or community art is never cropped.
Your avatar is the first thing members see in every message you post, displayed as a small circle next to your username. Resize your character art or logo to 128x128 with the subject centered so nothing important gets clipped.
Your team logo appears as the server icon in every member's server list, shrunk to a circle roughly 48 pixels wide on most screens. Start from 512x512 to keep the logo crisp at any display density.
A consistent server icon and banner set a professional tone that encourages new members to stay. Batch-resize the community branding assets to 512x512 and 960x540 before the server launch so everything looks polished from day one.
Discord displays avatars as circles. 128×128 pixels is the minimum Discord accepts, but upload 512×512 if you have it — Discord scales larger square images down, and the extra resolution keeps your avatar sharp on high-DPI phone and retina displays instead of looking soft. PNG keeps transparency for custom shapes.
Discord server icons should be 512×512 pixels and square. They are displayed as a circle in the server list, so keep important content centered.
The Discord profile banner is displayed at 600×240 pixels (a 5:2 ratio). It appears at the top of your profile card for Nitro users.
960×540 pixels (16:9) is the minimum Discord accepts for a server banner, and it's what this tool's preset outputs. Discord's own recommendation for a crisp result on larger screens is 1920×1080 at the same 16:9 ratio — if you're starting from higher-resolution artwork, keep it at that size instead of downscaling. Either way, use the Cover fit mode to crop a wider source image cleanly.
No — animated avatars and profile banners (GIF) require a Discord Nitro subscription. Free-tier users are limited to static images for both.
Only once the server reaches Boost Level 1 (2 boosts) — it's not available on an unboosted server regardless of who uploads it. The animated GIF file also needs to stay under 8 MB.
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