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🧇Feed Grid Planner - Preview, Reorder & Split Into a Grid

Want to see how your profile will look before you post? Drop all your upcoming photos in at once and preview them in a three-column profile grid — top-left is the newest post — then drag thumbnails to reorder. Tiles can be 1:1, 4:5 or the 3:4 shape newer profile grids use. You can also switch to a two-column waterfall of note cards or a 9-photo post layout, and a generic profile header (name, bio, avatar and follower counts you type in, no platform logos) sits above the grid. Mark each photo as planned or posted, give it a date and caption, and arrange everything by date in one click. The colour harmony panel lays out each tile’s average colour like the grid and rates brightness and saturation variation, hue unity and neighbour contrast, flagging any photo that stands out. A second panel splits one large image into a 3 × N profile puzzle or a seamless swipeable panorama carousel at exact sizes — 1080×1080, 1080×1350, 1080×1440, 1242×1656 or custom — numbers the posting order on the preview, and can drop the tiles straight into the planner. The ZIP export contains the originals renamed in order, a CSV/JSON plan and a grid preview image. Dates, captions and order are saved as text only in this browser’s localStorage; photos aren’t stored unless you turn on IndexedDB to keep them on this device. Nothing is ever uploaded.

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How to use Social Feed Grid Planner

  1. 1Drop in all your photos and drag them into order in the grid, waterfall or 9-photo preview
  2. 2Click a photo to mark a planned date and caption, and use the colour harmony panel to balance the grid
  3. 3Export the renamed images and plan — or use the split panel to make a puzzle grid or carousel and add it to the planner

FAQ

Why does a grid puzzle start from the bottom-right tile?
A profile grid always shows the newest post top-left and pushes older posts along. So after splitting an image into 3 × N tiles you post the bottom-right tile first and the top-left one last, and the picture comes together when you’re done. The numbers on the split preview are the posting order, and the exported file names follow it.
What’s the difference between a puzzle grid and a panorama carousel?
A puzzle grid spreads one image across several posts so it assembles on your profile grid. A panorama carousel puts several images in one post, so swiping feels like panning across one wide picture. The tool crops the image to the overall ratio, scales it once to the exact total size and cuts it on whole pixels, so neighbouring tiles join with no seam or shift.
Are my photos saved or uploaded?
They’re never uploaded. By default only text — dates, captions, order and profile details — is kept in this browser’s localStorage, not the images; drop the same photos in next time and the plan is matched up by file name, size and modified time. Tick “Also keep the photos in this browser (IndexedDB)” to have them survive a reload; they still stay on this device, and turning the option off deletes the stored copies.
How is colour harmony calculated?
Each photo is shrunk and averaged to one colour. The tool then measures how much brightness and saturation vary across the set, how concentrated the hues are (weighted by saturation), and the colour difference between neighbouring tiles left-right and up-down, and combines these into a 0–100 consistency score. Photos far from the overall average are flagged as standing out — good candidates to move or re-edit.