More and more users are jumping on the vertical video bandwagon, whether on TikTok or its Instagram counterpart, Reels; both can be uploaded horizontally, of course, but that's not how they're designed. So, you'll want to respect the 'rule' and try to upload all your videos vertically, although maybe you have some horizontally, so we're going to explain how to put them all vertically so you can upload your favorite videos.
To do this, we will have a huge number of possibilities through which we can carry out this process, the simplest of which will be through the different native editors that we have in the galleries of our various smartphones. But it's true that there are many apps that, with the emergence of apps like TikTok and Reels, make use of these vertical videos and facilitate this process.
As you'll be able to see from here on out, most of the processes we'll follow to get our video to view vertically will be similar. To do this, we'll have to Open the Google Photos app and search for our video., then click on edit:
This, as we've already mentioned, will be done through Google Photos, an app that comes pre-installed on many Android phones, but can be installed on all phones. While it's true that if we want to do it through the mobile gallery, as is the case of Xiaomi, Samsung or OPPO, we can do it too in a similar way to the one carried out.
Just like we did on Android, we can see how very, very simple it is to carry out this process on our iPhone through the native editor of our phone's gallery without having to install anything at all. To do this, we'll have to go to even the iPhone's photo app and there, look for the video that we want to put vertically, although we can also call this format 9:16.
Once we have our video in front of us, we will click on digital and the magic will begin:
When we save our video, it will automatically appear vertically, ready to be used on TikTok or uploaded as Reels to Instagram.
If, on the other hand, of the two previous options, we are not at all keen on editing videos from our native gallery and what we want is much more than directly editing the video vertically and we are looking for something more editing, there is nothing better than apps like CapCut, which helps make the process easier.
First of all, of course we will have to import the video from our gallery to the CapCut editing screen; a very interactive process that the app itself will guide us through directly. Once the video is loaded into the app and its corresponding timeline appears, we'll need to follow these steps:
In addition, it is completely free and will allow us to fully carry out any video editing such as image processing, add text, other sound effects, and more actions that can help make the final result much more enriching.
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