Instagram Feed Planner
Drop in upcoming posts, drag them around the grid, split banners into tiles, and see exactly how your profile will look before anything goes live.
How to plan your Instagram feed
Add the photos you are planning to post.
Drag tiles around until the grid feels right.
Split wide images, rotate, or replace tiles as you go.
Download the tiles numbered in posting order.
Why plan your feed before you post
Followers see one post, visitors see the whole grid. The grid is what convinces them to follow.
The grid is your shop window
When someone lands on your profile deciding whether to follow, they judge the last nine posts as a single image. Planning ahead lets you balance the mix, so three text graphics never stack in a row, product shots breathe between lifestyle photos, and the colours read as one brand instead of nine accidents. Arranging tiles before posting is the cheapest way to make a profile look deliberate.
Work the way the grid works
The planner reads exactly like your profile: three columns, newest post top-left. Drag tiles until the sequence feels right, rotate or swap the ones that fight their neighbours, and split a wide banner into tiles without leaving the page. For a dedicated splitting workflow with layout presets, the Instagram grid maker does one image at a time in more depth.
From plan to published feed
When the layout is settled, download the tiles and they arrive numbered in posting order, so the first file you post is the one that keeps the arrangement intact. Queue them in an Instagram scheduler and the feed you planned here is the feed your profile actually shows, with a live grid preview of scheduled posts as you go.
Questions, answered
How do I plan my Instagram feed before posting?
Add your upcoming photos to the planner and arrange them in the three-column grid, newest top-left, exactly as your profile displays them. Drag tiles until the sequence looks right, then post in that order.
Can I rearrange the tiles?
Yes, drag any tile onto another spot and the grid reflows around it. There are also arrow controls on each tile for precise one-step moves.
Can I split a wide image across the grid?
Yes. When you add a single photo, the planner offers to split it into a 3 × 1 row, a 3 × 2, or a full 3 × 3 grid of square tiles, which is how banner-style feeds are made.
Can I edit individual tiles?
Each tile can be rotated in 90 degree steps, replaced with a different photo, moved, or deleted. Hover a tile to see its controls.
What do I get when I download?
Two options: a ZIP of square JPGs at up to 1080 pixels, numbered in posting order so post-01 goes first, or a single plan image of the whole grid to share with a client or keep as a reference.
How is this different from the grid maker?
The grid maker turns one image into a grid with layout presets and a crop. The feed planner is for whole-profile planning: many separate posts, arranged, edited, and previewed together.
What happens to my photos and my plan?
Everything stays in your browser, nothing is uploaded and there is no account. That also means the plan lives only on this page, so download your tiles before closing the tab.
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