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Instagram Feed Planner Online
PostQuickAI's Instagram feed planner runs in your browser and costs nothing. Upload images, drag them into order, and see how your profile grid will look before you post.
What the Feed Planner Is For
If you only want to see your grid and try a different order, a full planning app is more than you need. This tool opens in a second and does just that.
Upload and Drag
Upload images, drag tiles to swap them, change the number of rows, and repeat until it looks right.
Up to 12 Rows
Look past the next 9 posts. Preview 3 to 12 rows to plan a launch or a colour change across up to 36 tiles.
| Feature | What It Does | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Drag to reorder | Swap tiles by dragging one onto another | Try orders without uploading again |
| 3 to 12 rows | More than the next 9 posts | Plan launches further ahead |
| Image uploads | Click a square to add an image | Fill the grid from your exports folder |
| Clear and undo | Empty the grid, with an undo | Start over without losing work by accident |
How the Instagram Feed Planner Works
Open the tool at /tools/instagram-feed-planner.
Pick the number of rows, up to 12 (36 posts).
Click a square and choose an image. Repeat for each tile.
Drag tiles to reorder. Balance colours, or test a sequence like teaser, reveal, offer.
6 Layouts to Try
01 Checkerboard
Alternate photo, text and product tiles.
02 Campaign Rows
Each row has one job, such as teaser, proof or offer.
03 Column Pillars
Give each column a category, such as tips, lifestyle and offers.
04 Mini Palettes
Group 2 or 3 tiles of one colour together.
05 Anchor Tiles
Use the same cover style for a weekly series so people recognise it.
06 Offer Spacing
Space out promo tiles so the grid isn't all selling.
Image Sizes for the Grid
Instagram crops posts on the profile grid, so plan with the crop in mind.
Export Size: 1080×1080
Square. Looks the same in the feed and on the grid.
Export Size: 1080×1350
Portrait. Takes more room in the feed; keep the important part in the middle for the grid.
Then Schedule the Posts
When the order is set, the PostQuickAI app can publish single-image posts, carousels and Reels at the times you choose.
Planned Compared with Unplanned
Posting as you go
- Colours and lighting jump around
- Similar posts bunch together
- Campaign posts end up out of order
- Covers don't match
With a planned grid
- Faces, products and text tiles spread out
- Each type of post in its place
- Campaign tiles in the right rows
- Clashes caught before you post
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Scheduling and publishing are part of the paid PostQuickAI app, from $15/month, with a 7-day free trial on your first plan (card required).
No. Open it and start arranging.
Yes. Choose 3 to 12 rows (9 to 36 posts).
No, it takes images. Use a still from your video as its tile. To schedule the Reel itself, use the Instagram scheduler: /instagram-scheduler.
No. A feed planner shows how posts look together. A scheduler publishes them at set times. Many people use both: plan the grid, then schedule.
Arrange the grid in the planner, write captions at /tools/caption-generator, get hashtags at /tools/hashtag-generator, then schedule the posts in the app: /instagram-scheduler.
Plan the Grid, Then Let It Post
Plan for free, then let PostQuickAI publish the posts in that order.
Schedule next week's posts today
Connect your accounts, write a post or ask the assistant for a draft, and pick a time. Our servers publish it on time, even with your laptop closed.
Plans from $15/month. Your first plan has a 7-day free trial, card required. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
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