1080 × 1920Digital screen portrait
A full HD portrait frame for vertical screens and totems in stores, stations and lobbies. Read it like a poster from a few meters away: one image, one line, one action.
Specs
| Size | 1080 × 1920 pixels |
|---|---|
| Aspect ratio | 9:16 (0.56:1) |
| Shape | Portrait |
| Runs on | Digital screens |
| Safe zone | 49 px from every edge |
| Smallest text | 43 px for text and buttons, 61 px for headlines |
| Static file | Large files allowed |
| Animation | MP4 video, up to 30 seconds |
| Spec source | No platform sets this size; it is a common size for the placement |
Where it runs
No ad platform package takes this size. It exports as PNG, WebP and AVIF at its own size and at twice the size for sharp screens, plus layered source files.
File size
| Still image | Large files allowed |
|---|
- On your own site, use the WebP or AVIF file and keep the PNG as a fallback; Sizewright exports all three, also at twice the size for sharp screens.
- Email clients often hold images back until the reader allows them: keep the message readable in the email’s text as well.
Design rules for 1080 × 1920
What works
- Use the height: the image in one half, the copy in the other, the button last in the reading order.
- Give the image one tall subject rather than a crop of a wide scene.
- Give the headline room for two or three lines rather than shrinking it to one.
- Show the logo once, where the reading order begins or ends.
- No platform covers the banner here, so the whole frame inside the safe zone is yours.
Common mistakes
- A headline shrunk to one line to leave the image more room.
- An empty middle, because the design was made for a square.
- A wide photo cropped down to a sliver of its subject.
Made in this size
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Questions about the 1080 × 1920
Where is the 1080 × 1920 used?
A full HD portrait frame for vertical screens and totems in stores, stations and lobbies. Read it like a poster from a few meters away: one image, one line, one action.
What size is a Digital screen portrait banner?
A Digital screen portrait is 1080 × 1920 pixels, an aspect ratio of 9:16. Sizewright composes it at exactly that size and also exports a version at twice the size for sharp screens on websites and in emails.
How large can a 1080 × 1920 file be?
No ad platform sets a limit for it. Sizewright exports it as compressed WebP and AVIF beside the PNG, so you can use what your page, email or screen player needs.
Can a 1080 × 1920 banner be animated?
Yes, as an MP4 video of up to 30 seconds. The still image comes with it for placements that do not play video.
How do I design for the 1080 × 1920?
Taller than it is wide, from 9:20 to 4:5. Read from top to bottom, like a poster. Use the height: the image in one half, the copy in the other, the button last in the reading order. Give the image one tall subject rather than a crop of a wide scene. Give the headline room for two or three lines rather than shrinking it to one. Show the logo once, where the reading order begins or ends. No platform covers the banner here, so the whole frame inside the safe zone is yours.
Create a 1080 × 1920 set from your brand
Paste your website address. Sizewright reads your brand and composes this size with every other format of the campaign.