TikTok Banner Maker for Profile Video Grids

Split one video into 3, 6, or 9 matching clips for a TikTok banner. Upload the exported clips separately to build a connected picture across the video grid on your profile.

How to Make a TikTok Sticker Banner from One Video

Crop your video into separate pieces here, then upload the exported clips individually to TikTok.

The numbered preview shows each piece's position in the composition: left to right, then top to bottom.

1

Upload Your Video

Choose the video you want to spread across your profile grid. Play or seek through it to find a composition that works across several tiles.

2

Choose the Tile Layout

Select 3, 6, or 9 clips and a ratio for each tile: 1:1, 9:16, or 16:9. The crop grid uses three columns and one, two, or three rows.

3

Position Your Crop

Drag the grid over the part you want to keep. Pull a corner to resize it while preserving the selected ratio.

4

Preview and Download

Export the cropped clips and play each preview. Download them individually or save the numbered set in a ZIP.

5

Upload the Clips Separately

Upload each exported video to TikTok as a separate post. Use the numbered layout as a reference and check how the pieces line up in your actual profile grid.

Keep Your Video Grid Connected Across Every Tile

A video that looks clear on its own may lose important details when it is divided across several posts.

Position the crop around your subject, then inspect the exported clips before uploading.

Keep Key Details Away from Seams
Keep faces, lettering, and small details within a tile where possible. Check both the combined crop and the separate video previews.
Fit Wide and Tall Sources
Move or shrink the selection to fit the part of your video you want to show. Everything outside the grid is excluded from the exported clips.
Check Moving Subjects
The crop stays in one position throughout the video. Check the source timeline so a moving subject does not leave the selected area.
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One Video, Separate Clips for a Connected Banner

The maker crops the selected area into 3, 6, or 9 independent videos. Each clip contains a different part of the same composition and retains the source timeline.

The illustration shows neighboring crop regions as separate files. Uploading those pieces and checking their placement happens in TikTok.

Videos export as MP4 clips for separate uploads. You can also split images into PNG files and animated GIFs into GIF files; these inputs are not converted into videos.

Each video clip keeps the original audio when present. Export reports an error if the browser cannot preserve the source audio.

Play each cropped video before saving it. Check that the subject stays visible and that the pieces show the intended parts of your composition.

Save clips individually or download the complete set in a ZIP. Filenames end in -01, -02, and so on to identify positions in the crop grid.

Plan a TikTok Profile Banner Around Your Videos

Use one continuous composition to give several video posts a shared visual direction.

The exported files are ready for you to upload separately. Check the final grid in TikTok before treating the arrangement as finished.

Build a Minimal Profile Theme
Split an architectural scene, landscape, or abstract video into matching clips, then compare their placement in your profile grid.
Prepare a Brand Composition
Turn your product footage or branded animation into a set of coordinated posts. Keep essential logos and text readable within individual tiles.
Create a Moving Grid Concept
Crop the same video into several viewpoints. Each exported clip contains the same time range, showing its own part of the original scene.
Plan a Multirow Banner
Choose six or nine clips for a larger composition. Keep the numbered preview as a map when checking the positions of your uploaded videos.
Share an Organized Handoff
Send the ZIP to a collaborator with the intended grid layout so all the cropped videos and their position numbers stay together.
Refine Before Posting
Try a tighter crop if the subject looks too small. Review the new exports before choosing which set to upload.

TikTok Video Banner FAQ

How video splitting, downloads, and your profile grid work together.