What is 4:5 in pixels at 1080p?

1080 × 1350 px

A 4:5 frame delivered at 1080p is 1080 × 1350 pixels, 1.25 times as tall as it is wide. Instagram and Facebook portrait feed posts.

How that is worked out

height = width ÷ (ratio width ÷ ratio height)

1080 ÷ 0.8000 = 1350

Worth knowing

  • Both numbers are even and the shape is exactly 4:5, so nothing is given up to satisfy the 4:2:0 requirement that dimensions divide by two.
  • That is 1.46 MP per frame, 70% of the 2.07 MP a full 1080p 1920 × 1080 frame carries.
  • Dropped into a 1920 × 1080 timeline it fits at 864 × 1080, leaving bars of 528 px left and right.
  • Where you see it: Instagram and Facebook portrait feed posts.

4:5 at every delivery size

DeliveryPixelsPer frame
480p 480 × 6000.29 MP
720p 720 × 9000.65 MP
1080p — this page1080 × 13501.46 MP
1440p 1440 × 18002.59 MP
4K 2160 × 27005.83 MP

Every value is rounded to an even number of pixels: H.264 and H.265 subsample colour in 2 × 2 blocks and reject odd dimensions.

Ratios either side of 4:5 at 1080p

RatioPixelsDecimalBars inside 1920 × 1080
9:16 1080 × 19200.56:1656 px left and right
4:5 — this page1080 × 13500.80:1528 px left and right
1:1 1080 × 10801.00:1420 px left and right
5:4 1350 × 10801.25:1285 px left and right
4:3 1440 × 10801.33:1240 px left and right
3:2 1620 × 10801.50:1150 px left and right
16:9 1920 × 10801.78:1none — exact fit

Need it for other values?

Scale width and height to 16:9, 9:16, 4:5, 2.39:1 or a custom ratio, with pixel dimensions at 1080p and 4K.