Meta Glasses Video Aspect Ratio
1440 × 1920 (9:16) Vertical Video
While Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses take photos in <strong>3:4 (3024 × 4032)</strong>, all video recording is captured in an authentic <strong>9:16 vertical ratio (1440 × 1920 pixels, 30fps)</strong>. Learn the exact specifications and convert any video into Meta glasses format.
Our video converter is in public beta. Because Android Instagram recompresses uploads and strips tags, we recommend using an iOS device (iPhone) and saving directly to Camera Roll.
Comparing Video Aspect Ratios: Landscape vs. Phone vs. Ray-Ban Meta
Understand the framing difference between photo and video modes on Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 glasses.
Horizontal widescreen, black bars on Stories.
Native wearable video format with QuickTime atoms.
Full sensor unbinned still photo resolution.
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Video Specifications Reference
Video Aspect Ratio FAQs
Common questions about Meta glasses video resolution and dimensions.
Q1 What is the video aspect ratio of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses?
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 smart glasses record video in a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio at a native resolution of 1440 × 1920 pixels at 30 frames per second (fps). This is specifically designed for mobile-first immersive viewing on Instagram Stories, Reels, and TikTok without letterboxing.
Q2 Why do Ray-Ban Meta glasses record video in 9:16 but photos in 3:4?
The physical camera sensor is an unbinned 12MP sensor oriented vertically. For photos, Meta captures the full sensor height at 3024 × 4032 (3:4 ratio) for maximum field of view. For video, Meta crops the sensor horizontally to 1440 × 1920 (9:16 ratio) to match the native full-screen dimension of modern smartphones and mobile story formats.
Q3 Can FreeImGen AI convert 16:9 horizontal videos to 9:16 Meta glasses video?
Yes. FreeImGen AI video converter takes landscape 16:9 or square videos, reframes them to upright 9:16 (1440×1920 or 1080×1920), and injects the authentic QuickTime track aperture boxes (tapt) and Meta View handler signatures.
Q4 What video file formats and codecs do Ray-Ban Meta glasses use?
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses export videos in QuickTime .MP4 or .MOV containers using the H.264 (AVC) or HEVC (H.265) video codec with stereo AAC audio at 48 kHz. Our in-browser converter preserves your original audio and injects the exact track tags required by Instagram.
Q5 Is the video converter currently in beta testing?
Yes. The video converter is currently in beta testing. For the most reliable results, we recommend using an iOS device (iPhone) and saving the converted video directly into Apple Photos, then picking it from Camera Roll in Instagram Stories.