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Plan your Instagram grid before you post.

Drop in your next posts and reels. See them on your profile's 3:4 grid, put them in the order you want, and see what each crop hides. Nothing is uploaded.

Your profileDrop your next posts here

Choose pictures or videosShow what the grid cuts

New pictures go first, top left, where your next post will show.
Drag a tile, or use its arrows, to change the order.
A reel is marked with a clapper; its first frame stands in for its cover.

Your pictures stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

01 Side by side

What the grid shows of each shape

Instagram's profile grid shows every post as a 3:4 tile. A picture of another shape is cut from the middle to fill it.

Shape	Upload size	What the grid hides
3:4 post	1080 × 1440	Nothing: it fills the tile
Portrait post (4:5)	1080 × 1350	about 34 pixels from each side
Square post (1:1)	1080 × 1080	135 pixels from each side
Landscape post (1.91:1)	1080 × 566	about 328 pixels from each side
Reel (9:16)	1080 × 1920	240 pixels from the top and the bottom

When you post, Instagram lets you adjust what the grid preview shows. The planner shows the middle, which is what the grid shows if you don't.

02 In short

A grid that looks planned

What our team keeps in mind for every feed it plans.

One rhythm, every week

Keep the same order of posts and reels, such as two posts then a reel. Each reel then lands in the same column and the grid reads as one.

Covers that say what it is

Give every reel a cover with its headline inside the part the grid shows, so the profile reads like a menu of what you offer.

Words away from the edges

The grid trims the sides of a 4:5 post and the top and bottom of a reel. Keep headlines, prices and the logo in the middle.

Neighbours that differ

Alternate close-ups, people, products and designed posts, so no two tiles next to each other look the same.

03 Step by step

How to use the planner

Choose your next posts
Pictures and videos from your phone or computer. New ones go first, top left, where your next post will show.
Put them in order
Drag a tile, or use its arrows, until the grid looks right as a whole.
Check the crops
Turn on “Show what the grid cuts” to see each whole picture with the part the grid shows lit.
Post in that order
Post the bottom right first and the top left last, so the grid ends up as you planned it.

04 Asked often

Questions

What size is the Instagram grid?

Each post shows as a 3:4 tile. A 3:4 picture at 1080 × 1440 fills it. A 4:5 post loses about 34 pixels from each side, and a reel loses 240 pixels from the top and the bottom.

Can I change what the grid shows?

Yes, when you post: Instagram lets you adjust the grid preview, and a reel's cover can be cropped for the grid. The planner shows the middle, which is what the grid shows if you don't.

Do my pictures get uploaded?

No. The planner shows them from your browser's memory. Nothing is sent to us or stored, and closing the page clears it.

Does Brandiz.io plan the grid for me?

Yes. The Grid in your calendar shows your Instagram profile with the posts that went out, the ones coming and the ones waiting for you. The team keeps one order of posts and reels, and gives the reels it makes a cover with their headline where the frame allows.