Plan your Instagram profile layout before posting. Upload photos, rearrange your feed, and preview your grid for free.
Preview the order and square thumbnail crops of your posts.
Add photos to see how your Instagram profile could look.
Add new posts in the order you plan to publish them, or add existing posts to the end of the grid.
Drag photos to change their positions. On mobile, use the move buttons on each photo.
Check how colors, subjects, and square crops look together before publishing.
An Instagram Grid Planner helps you preview the order and appearance of photos on your Instagram profile before publishing. Arrange upcoming posts in a three-column grid and see how their square thumbnails look together.
ApiSeller's free planner lets you combine planned photos with images from your existing feed, move posts around, and experiment with a cohesive layout. Your images stay in your browser. This tool does not connect to Instagram or publish posts.
Preview your profile layout in three simple steps.
Upload upcoming posts using Add New Posts. You can also add photos from your current feed using Add Existing Posts.
Drag photos to reorder them on desktop, or use the move controls on smaller screens. Newer posts appear first.
Review how the square thumbnails look together, then plan the order in which you'll publish your posts.
Preview upcoming photos alongside images already published on your profile. NEW and EXISTING labels help distinguish planned content from existing posts.
Try different orders to balance colors, subjects, and visual styles before posting. The planner shows square previews without changing your original files.
No account, Instagram connection, or external editing software is required. Add photos and rearrange them directly in your browser.
Nothing is uploaded to a server by this tool. Your local preview is not saved or published, and it will be cleared when you reload or leave the page.
Instagram profile grids display newer posts before older ones. Use the preview to plan a publishing sequence that makes sense alongside your existing content.
| Post Type | Where It Appears | How to Use It |
|---|---|---|
| New Posts | At the beginning of your planned grid | Add upcoming images and arrange them in the order you want to preview, with the newest post first. |
| Existing Posts | After your planned new posts | Add photos already on your profile to check how new posts will look next to them. |
| Square Preview | Three columns, like a profile grid | Check the composition and crop of each thumbnail without modifying the original image. |
Planning tip: If you plan to publish several posts one after another, remember that each new post appears before the previous one. Arrange your final preview in newest-first order, then publish in reverse order to achieve it.
Keep your profile visually consistent without making every post look identical.
Look at how each photo appears in the grid. Important details near the edges may be less visible in a square preview.
Place similar tones and subjects thoughtfully to create a feed that feels cohesive without becoming repetitive.
Instagram shows newer posts first. Consider your publishing sequence when arranging planned posts in the preview.
Yes. You can upload, preview, and rearrange photos for free without signing in.
No. This tool rearranges only a local preview. It cannot change the order of posts already published to your Instagram account.
No. It is a visual planning tool only. You must publish posts yourself using Instagram or another publishing service.
No. Images are handled in your browser and are not uploaded to a server by this tool. Your grid resets when you reload or leave the page.
Yes. You can add photos and use the move buttons to adjust their positions on smaller screens.
No. The planner displays square thumbnails in the preview without changing the original files.
You can add up to 90 images at a time. JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF files under 25 MB each are supported.
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