Plan your profile grid

Add the photos you plan to post, rearrange them, and see how your profile will look before you share anything.

Upcoming posts
Grid shape

Profiles now use 3:4. Switch to 1:1 to compare with the old square grid.

Post 1 is your next post and appears top-left. Drag tiles, or use the arrows, to change the order.

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Plan a consistent Instagram feed before you post

Your profile grid is often the first thing a new visitor judges before deciding to follow. A planned feed, with balanced colours, varied content types and a clear style, looks more professional than posting whatever is ready. This free Instagram feed planner lets you drop in upcoming photos, rearrange them, and preview your profile exactly as it will look.

Simple feed-planning ideas

  • Alternate content types: photo, quote or graphic, then a close-up, so neighbouring tiles don't blend together.
  • Balance colour: avoid three dark images in a row, or spread a signature colour across the grid.
  • Think in rows of three: each new post shifts everything along one place, so plan in sets of three.
  • Use the 3:4 shape: profiles now show tall rectangles, so check how your square posts get trimmed.

Get each photo to the right size with the Instagram resizer, then write your captions with the caption formatter.

Questions

Are my photos uploaded?

No. They're shown using your browser only and disappear when you close the page.

Which order do I post them in?

The planner shows the finished look, with post 1 at the top-left. That means you post the highest number first and post 1 last.

Why does the grid look taller than I remember?

Profiles switched from squares to 3:4 rectangles. Posts made in other shapes are trimmed to fit, which this planner shows.