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Resize a Video to 1440p (2560 x 1440)

Convert any video to 1440p at 2560 x 1440, keeping the original aspect ratio. Free, in your browser.

  • Free to start
  • In your browser
  • Up to 500 MB
How it works

Resize to 1440p in 3 steps

  1. Upload your video

    Drag and drop a file, or click to browse. Files up to 500 MB.

  2. 1440p is already selected

    The resolution is pre-set to 1440p (2560 x 1440). Pick another in the panel if you change your mind.

  3. Resize and download

    Create a free account to download the resized file, or keep editing in REQO.

When 1440p is the right export

1440p, or QHD, is the size that sits between 1080p and 4K: 2560 x 1440, exactly twice the pixels of 1080p and just over half of 4K. It is the native resolution of a lot of 27-inch monitors, which is why screen recordings so often arrive at this size in the first place.

It is also the point where YouTube changes how it treats a video. Uploads at 1440p and above are encoded with a noticeably higher bitrate than 1080p ones, so a 1440p export can look cleaner on YouTube than a 1080p export of the same footage, even to somebody watching in a 1080p window.

Everywhere else, it is a size to downscale from rather than to. Nothing outside YouTube gives 1440p a better encode, and every extra pixel is bytes for a screen that is not going to show them.

4K

Pixels3840 x 2160
Best forNative 4K sources, big screens, archiving

1080p

Pixels1920 x 1080
Best forThe default for uploads and sharing

720p

Pixels1280 x 720
Best forEmail, chat apps, smaller files

480p

Pixels854 x 480
Best forHard size limits and rough previews

Where 1440p is worth the extra bytes

YouTube

Worth exporting at 1440pYes: the higher tier gets a better bitrate

A 27-inch monitor, viewed natively

Worth exporting at 1440pYes: this is its own resolution

Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn

Worth exporting at 1440pNo: they re-encode down to 1080p

Slack, Teams, email

Worth exporting at 1440pNo: it is the size that makes it bounce
FAQ

resize to 1440p: questions

Is 1440p better than 1080p?

On a screen big enough to show it, yes: twice the pixels. On a phone or in a 1080p window the difference is invisible, and the file is roughly twice the size either way.

Why does 1440p look better on YouTube?

Not because of the pixels. YouTube gives 1440p and above a higher bitrate than 1080p, so less detail is thrown away in their encode. That difference survives even when the viewer is watching smaller.

Should I upscale 1080p footage to 1440p for YouTube?

Some people do, precisely for the bitrate. It is a trade: the picture gains nothing on its own, and you pay in file size and upload time for a better encode of the same detail.

Will 1440p play everywhere?

Yes. It is an ordinary MP4; anything that plays a video plays it. What varies is whether the destination keeps the resolution or re-encodes it down.

Does the aspect ratio change?

No. The source aspect ratio is preserved, so nothing is stretched or cut. To change the shape of the frame, use the crop tool instead.

Is resizing to 1440p free?

Yes. Resize and preview for free, then create a free account to download.

Need more than resize to 1440p?

REQO is a full browser video editor: record, edit by transcript, caption and export.