1080×1080

1080×1080 describes a digital image or display with a width of 1080 pixels and a height of 1080 pixels, yielding a square image format with a 1:1 aspect ratio. It is used when a square presentation is desired across devices.

In practice, 1080×1080 is most commonly associated with still images prepared for social media feeds, especially on platforms that optimize square posts. The resolution is sufficient for high-quality displays on many devices and can be saved in common image formats such as JPEG and PNG. Cropping or resizing may be required to fit this dimension.

On screens with higher pixel density, such as modern smartphones, 1080×1080 images can appear crisp when viewed at the intended viewing distance. File size depends on compression, color depth, and metadata; typical JPEGs may range from tens to hundreds of kilobytes, depending on quality settings.

1080×1080 is not a standard video resolution; 1080p, or 1920×1080, is used for widescreen video. If displayed as an image in a video context, it will be scaled or letterboxed to fit the available frame. Some platforms may automatically crop or resize images to fit a square feed.

The 1:1 aspect ratio of 1080×1080 has been widely adopted for aesthetic reasons and for uniform presentation in feeds that display multiple images in a grid.