Rotate MPEG

1) Sign up for Descript for free. No credit card is required.

2) Create a new project and upload your file by dragging and dropping it into the project. Descript automatically processes the file in the cloud.

3) Click on the "Aspect ratio and video settings" icon to the top left of the video and choose from pre-set standards of landscape, square, portrait, or custom sizing!

Tip: Alternatively, click on the video screen and drag the corners to resize the video directly.

4) To change the orientation, click on the video and select the "Rotate" icon.

5) Share the file by selecting Publish -> Export -> Desired File Type -> Save.

• Platform Optimization: Ensure your video fits the specific dimensions required by different social media platforms.
• Improved Viewer Experience: Adjust the orientation to match how viewers naturally hold their devices, enhancing engagement.
• Enhanced Aesthetics: Crop out unwanted sections to focus on the most important parts of your video.
• File Size Management: Resizing can help reduce the file size, making it easier to upload and share.
• Professional Presentation: Properly sized and oriented videos look more polished and professional, which can boost your brand's image.

• Platform Optimization: Ensure your video fits the specific dimensions required by different social media platforms.
• Improved Viewer Experience: Adjust the orientation to match how viewers naturally hold their devices, enhancing engagement.
• Enhanced Aesthetics: Crop out unwanted sections to focus on the most important parts of your video.
• File Size Management: Resizing can help reduce the file size, making it easier to upload and share.
• Professional Presentation: Properly sized and oriented videos look more polished and professional, which can boost your brand's image.

Tips to Rotate or Resize MPEGs

Rotating or resizing MPEG video files can be a game-changer for content creators looking to optimize their videos for various platforms. Here are some specific tips to help you get the best results.

• Check Aspect Ratio: Always verify the aspect ratio before resizing to avoid stretching or squishing your video.
• Use High-Quality Source: Start with the highest quality MPEG file available to ensure the best output after resizing or rotating.
• Maintain Resolution: When resizing, try to maintain the original resolution to prevent loss of quality.
• Preview Changes: Always preview your video after making adjustments to ensure it looks as expected.
• Save Originals: Keep a copy of the original file in case you need to revert back or make different edits later.