See how your next posts look on your grid
Drop in your next pictures, put them in posting order, and see your profile before you post.
No pictures yet. Add the posts you plan to share next.
In Postmosis, the Instagram grid shows the posts you've planned above the ones you've posted. See the content calendar
How to plan your grid
Add your next posts
Each new picture goes top left, where your profile shows the newest post.
Put them in order
Drag a picture to a new spot, or use its arrows.
Keep the plan
It stays on this device for next time.
What your grid tells a new visitor
Someone who taps your name sees your grid before any single post. Nine tiles say what you do faster than your bio.
A plan shows what one post at a time hides: three dark photos in a row, or a week with no face in it.
Post from the bottom up. The grid fills from the top left, so your last post lands at number 1.
Sources
- Instagram Help Centre: Image resolution of photos you share on Instagram, read 28 October 2026
Worked examples
Three posts a week
Post three times a week and each week fills one row. Plan nine pictures and you can see three weeks ahead.
Breaking up a run
Three quote cards in a row read as a wall of text. Move one down and put a photo of you between them.
Sharing the plan
Download the grid as one picture and send it to whoever checks your posts.
Common questions
Start my weekDo I need to connect my Instagram?
No. You add the pictures yourself, and nothing gets posted.
Is the plan saved?
Yes, in this browser on this device. Clearing your browser data removes it.
Are my pictures uploaded?
No. They stay on your device.
Should my grid be 3:4 or square?
Match what your own profile shows, tall or square.
How many posts can I plan?
As many as you like.
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Get next week's posts made
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