Instagram Grid Planner

Plan your Instagram feed layout before posting. Create a cohesive grid design and see how your posts will look together on your profile.

Choose Color Palette

Instagram Grid Preview

Post 1
Post 2
Post 3
Post 4
Post 5
Post 6
Post 7
Post 8
Post 9

Drag posts to reorder • Click icons to edit • Try different color palettes above

Popular Grid Patterns

Checkerboard

Alternating themes or colors

Row Themes

Each row has same theme

Color Flow

Gradual color transitions

Grid Planning Tips

Visual Consistency

  • • Use the same filter or editing style
  • • Maintain consistent lighting and mood
  • • Keep similar color temperatures
  • • Balance busy and simple images

Content Strategy

  • • Mix different content types strategically
  • • Plan promotional posts spacing
  • • Consider your audience's viewing habits
  • • Leave room for spontaneous posts

Why Plan Your Instagram Grid?

A well-planned Instagram grid creates a strong first impression and helps build a cohesive brand aesthetic. When visitors check your profile, they see your entire grid at once, not just individual posts.

Benefits of Grid Planning

  • Visual consistency: Maintain a cohesive look and feel
  • Brand recognition: Create an instantly recognizable aesthetic
  • Strategic posting: Plan content themes and patterns
  • Better engagement: Cohesive grids often get more followers
  • Content balance: Mix different types of posts effectively

Grid Planning Strategies

  • Color coordination: Use consistent color palettes
  • Pattern posting: Alternate between content types
  • Theme blocks: Group related posts together
  • White space: Use negative space strategically
  • Story flow: Create visual narratives across posts

Popular Grid Layouts

Different grid patterns work for different brands and content types:

  • Checkerboard: Alternating content types or colors
  • Row themes: Each row follows a specific theme
  • Column themes: Each column has consistent content
  • Puzzle feed: Images work together as one large image
  • Color blocking: Posts grouped by color schemes