Having an aesthetic Instagram grid layout boosts engagement, which leads to more profile views and followers. Actually, the only limit is your imagination.
The possibilities to create Instagram grid posts are limitless. From there, it was just a matter of time until people and brands jumped on the planned Instagram grids bandwagon and created puzzles, quotes, tiles, and so on. Hats off to the one who decided you can play with the entire grid and create art. All this squareness was bound to lead to a grid format for each profile. Square logo, square pictures, square ads. The Insta almighties decided the most appealing format is square. First things first: how Instagram grids work If a year ago we were cool just for having a planned grid, now we need to innovate to stand out. If you’re an Instagram grid novice, this guide will take you from how to post a grid on Instagram to how to automate your Instagram post scheduling.
And this is why I’m writing this.įrom colors and formats to structure, examples, ideas, and tools, here’s the full guide you can check whenever you feel like your grid needs improvement. For that, we need all the information in one single place. We got excited and transitioned from one type of grid to another, used too many colors, or simply gave up when maintaining our grid became way too complicated.Ģ023 will be about mastering our grids. Why am I still writing about grids, then? Last year was the year of experiments. I tried to have one, my best friend tried to have one, even my personal-finance-obsessed teammate is planning to have one. This would be misleading since I am not a business and I don’t want anyone to treat me like one.OK, people, we spent most of last year scrolling through G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S. I am quite reluctant to switch to a business account on Instagram. The app can have other features like analytics and photo editing, scheduling, but those are not the key ones for me. I tried Later but this doesn’t have drag and drop option for arranging images on the grid. Did this happen to anyone else? Can you please suggest any good and very importantly fee alternatives.🙏Īt the moment I can only think of using Figma or another similar image editor for this.
Until now I was using UNUM to organize my feed/grid, but it suddenly stopped letting me replace images or add new ones (within previous free limit). This is my hobby not a business, so I am not willing to spend money on monthly basis for apps and services that require payments. I blog about roses and run personal Instagram account.
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