
PostQuickAI is an Instagram scheduler with a visual calendar, and it comes with a free drag-and-drop planner for your grid. Arrange your next posts in the planner, then schedule them on the calendar.
To be clear: drag and drop happens in the grid planner. On the calendar you click a post to change its time.
Use the drag-and-drop planner (our free Instagram Feed Planner) to decide the order of your next posts, then the calendar in PostQuickAI to give each one a date.
PostQuickAI then publishes single images, carousels and Reels directly, and can send the same post to other networks.
Stories publish directly too. They don't show on the calendar grid, but they post at their scheduled time.
Start here:
They answer different questions:
In PostQuickAI they are two separate tools:
It suits:
It answers questions like:
The calendar also shows your posting streak. Click a post to edit it or change its time.
Your grid is the first thing people see on your profile. The free Instagram Feed Planner lets you:
Try it here: /tools/instagram-feed-planner
PostQuickAI publishes:
Not possible: text-only posts, first comments, alt text, locations and user tags.
When you are short on time:
Pick what you like and schedule it.
A routine for a grid that looks planned:
Open the Instagram Feed Planner: /tools/instagram-feed-planner
The planner is free and needs no account.
Connect an Instagram Business or Creator account.
If yours is personal, switch it in Instagram's settings first.
For each tile in your planned order:
Schedule them in the planned order, with the first tile going out last, since the newest post appears top left.
Our servers publish each post at its time, even with your computer off.
| Feature | What It Does | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Visual content calendar | Shows scheduled and published posts by date | You see gaps quickly |
| Free drag-and-drop grid planner | Upload images and drag them around a 3-column grid | Check the look before you schedule |
| Single-image posts | Published straight to your feed | The everyday post |
| Carousels | Up to 10 images in one post | Good for how-tos and product stories |
| Reels | Videos publish as Reels | Short video on a schedule |
| Posting streak stats | Shows current and longest streak | A nudge to keep posting |
| Content Groups | Keeps brands or clients apart | Useful for agencies |
| AI writing help | Assistant in the composer, plus free caption and hashtag tools | Captions start from a draft |
| Cross-posting | Sends the same post to other networks | No re-uploading |
You can schedule: single-image posts, carousels, Reels and Stories.
Arrange 9 to 18 tiles in the free planner, then schedule them in that order in PostQuickAI.
Fill the calendar a week or two ahead, including launch posts, and leave space between similar posts.
Give each one a content group. Basic includes 5, Pro 25 and Ultra unlimited.
Ask the assistant for a caption in your brand voice, or get 3 options from the free generator, then proofread.
Meta's tools are free and have a planner of their own. PostQuickAI adds AI help, more networks and a separate grid planner.
Fine for planning, but someone still posts every row by hand. PostQuickAI publishes the posts for you.
They show the grid inside the scheduler and let you drag posts on it. In PostQuickAI the grid planner is separate and the calendar has no drag and drop, but you get AI writing help and posting to seven other networks.
Plans start at $15/month (Basic). Pro is $39/month and Ultra is $99/month. Your first plan starts with a 7-day free trial (card required). The grid planner is free.
See current plan details here: /pricing
Partly. PostQuickAI has a calendar of scheduled and published posts, and a separate free Instagram Feed Planner where you drag images to reorder a grid preview. The two are not joined: the calendar itself has no drag and drop.
No. Click the post on the calendar and change its date and time in the post editor. Drag and drop only works in the free Feed Planner.
Yes, image and video Stories.
Single-image posts, carousels of up to 10 images, Reels and Stories.
A Business or Creator account. Instagram doesn't let apps publish to personal accounts.
Yes. Our servers publish them.
Yes, with no signup. Upload images and drag them to reorder a 3-column grid: /tools/instagram-feed-planner
Yes. Ask the assistant in the composer for a caption, hashtags, a proofread or a new tone; you accept or discard each suggestion. The free Caption Generator also gives 3 options at once.
Arrange your next posts in the free planner and schedule them in PostQuickAI.