Instagram Feed Planner

    Plan your Instagram profile grid. Add images or color blocks, drag to reorder, and see how your feed will look. Saves automatically.

    Add images or color blocks to start planning

    What This Tool Does

    The Instagram Feed Planner lets you visually arrange and preview your Instagram posts before publishing. Upload images, assign color placeholders, and drag posts into the perfect order to see how your feed grid will look.

    A cohesive Instagram grid helps build a recognizable brand identity. This tool lets you plan your content layout, test different arrangements, and ensure visual consistency without posting anything publicly.

    When to Use This Tool

    • Planning the next week or month of Instagram content in advance.
    • Arranging posts to create a visually balanced and cohesive feed.
    • Testing how a new post will look alongside your existing content.
    • Planning grid-style posts or split images that need to align correctly.
    • Previewing color balance and visual flow across your profile grid.
    • Coordinating feed aesthetics with a team or client before publishing.

    How to Use This Tool

    1. Click 'Add Post' to create a new placeholder in your feed grid.
    2. Upload an image or choose a color to represent each planned post.
    3. Add a title or note to each post for content planning purposes.
    4. Drag and drop posts to rearrange their order in the grid.
    5. Review the overall grid layout to ensure visual balance and consistency.
    6. When satisfied, publish your posts in the planned order.

    Best Practices for Feed Planning

    • Alternate between different content types (close-ups, wide shots, text graphics) to create visual variety.
    • Maintain a consistent color palette across your feed for a cohesive brand appearance.
    • Plan at least 9–12 posts ahead to see how your grid will develop over the next few rows.
    • Use placeholder colors to plan the visual rhythm before uploading final images.
    • Consider how each row of three posts looks together — each row tells a small visual story.
    • Review your grid on both desktop and mobile since the grid display differs slightly between devices.

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