How it works
Every short-video app draws its own interface on top of your video: the caption and account name at the bottom, buttons down the right, tabs at the top. Anything important underneath, from on-screen text to the product itself, gets covered.
A safe-zone overlay shows where that happens. This tool draws one for TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts, or for all three at once, as a transparent PNG or SVG at 1080 x 1920 pixels. Lay it over your video in your editor, keep text and the product inside the outlined area, then hide the overlay before you export.
Which data it uses
Runs entirely in your browser: the overlay is drawn on your device and nothing you choose is sent to Fluencify. We only count that the tool was used.
The measurements come from each platform's own published specs, linked under Sources: TikTok's safe-zone file for In-Feed ads, Meta's guidance for Reels ads and Google's safe zones for vertical YouTube video ads. None of the three publishes separate figures for ordinary posts, so these ad specs are the closest official guide. The interface also moves with the caption's length, the screen and the app version, so treat the lines as a margin of safety rather than an exact edge.
Sources
- TikTok Ads Manager Help: TikTok Auction In-Feed Ads. Checked 30 September 2026.
- Meta Ads Guide: Video ad specs on Instagram Reels. Checked 30 September 2026.
- Google Ads Help: About video ad specs. Checked 30 September 2026.
Step by step
- Pick the platform, or all three if one video goes everywhere.
- Choose shaded areas or an outline only, and whether to add measurements and guide lines.
- Press Make my overlay, then download the PNG or the SVG.
- Put the overlay on the top layer in your editor, keep text and the product inside the outlined area, and hide it before you export.