Preview your Instagram grid before you post. Drop up to 30 images, drag them into order on today’s 3:4 tiles, and the feed planner numbers them in the order to post. For anyone planning a profile, from a small brand to an AI persona page.
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Your planned posts show here, three to a row.
Drag a tile to move it (on a phone, press and hold first). With a keyboard: focus a tile, press Enter to pick it up, arrow keys to move it, Enter again to drop it. Numbers show the order to post in.
Add images to see which one goes up first.
Drop the images you plan to post. They line up three to a row, newest at top left.
Drag tiles into the order you like, or select one and move it with the buttons or arrow keys. Remove what doesn’t fit.
Post in number order, starting with tile 1 at the bottom right. Download the plan as a PNG, or the images renamed in posting order.
Each new post lands top left and pushes the rest along, so a planned grid goes up backwards. The Instagram grid maker uses the same order for one image split across the grid.
| Post shape | On the profile grid |
|---|---|
| 3:4, 1080 × 1440 px | Shown in full |
| 4:5, 1080 × 1350 px | A thin strip off each side |
| Square, 1080 × 1080 px | Cropped to 3:4, cutting the sides |
| Reel, 9:16 | The middle of the cover, cropped to 3:4 |
Instagram moved the grid from squares to 3:4 tiles in January 2025, so the planner crops to 3:4 by default. The Square option shows the old grid.
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Yes. Drop your next images here and the planner shows them as your profile will: 3:4 tiles, three to a row, newest top left. Drag them until the grid looks right, then post in number order, tile 1 first.
Because the profile grid shows 3:4 tiles. Square posts lose their sides and 4:5 posts lose a thin strip. A 3:4 post at 1080 × 1440 shows in full. The planner crops the same way.
Pinned posts sit at the start of your grid, before everything else. Unpin them before you post the plan, or leave their places free at the top of it.
Drop the cover image in like any other post. The grid crops it to the middle 3:4, as Instagram does. To place the title where the crop keeps it, use the Reel cover maker.
Instagram Reel Cover Maker →No. The images stay in this tab and are gone when you close it. To keep the plan, download it as a PNG, or the images renamed in posting order.
Yes. Press and hold a tile, then drag it. Or tap a tile and use the Earlier and Later buttons.
