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Lay out your Instagram feed.
Split a photo across a 3×3 grid. Compress it without wrecking it. Build collages, carousels and panoramas in the app. Your photos never leave your device.
Works in your browser. No account, no upload, no watermark on the web tools.
Ten tools for your feed.
All ten run right here in your browser — no upload, no account, no watermark. Every download is saved to My Projects automatically, so you can come back and re-edit it later.
Grid
12 layouts from 2×1 to 5×5, plus ready-made templates, that reassemble on your profile.
Use it nowCollage
Eight layouts, an adjustable gap, rounded corners and a frame colour.
Use it nowCarousel
Normalise photos of mixed shapes into one uniform set of swipe slides.
Use it nowCarousel templates
50 designed carousels — quote, tips, scrapbook and more. Drop in your photos, export. Free.
Use it nowPanorama
Cut a wide photo into 2–5 slides that line up edge to edge as you swipe.
Use it nowCamera
Shoot straight into the editor — a live viewfinder with the same twelve presets, tinted as you shoot.
Use it nowFilters
Twelve presets, eleven adjustments, per-colour HSL, and your own saved looks.
Use it nowCompress
Shrink a photo for upload without the quality collapsing.
Use it nowStickers & Text
Drop emoji stickers and captions in 14 fonts onto a photo, then export.
Use it nowBatch Edit
Pick a saved Filters recipe and apply it to a whole batch of photos at once.
Use it nowNothing is uploaded. Ever.
Every tool on this site runs inside your own browser using the canvas your device already has. There is no server doing the work, which means there is no upload, no queue, no account, and nothing of yours sitting in someone else's storage. Close the tab and it is gone.
That is not a privacy pose — it is why the tools are instant on a decent phone, and why they keep working when your signal does not.
The Android app does more.
Every photo you finish shares straight to Instagram through the system share sheet, which a browser can't do. Almost everything else now works on the web too — a projects library you can reopen, batch-editing a whole set with one recipe, and Collage pulling a still frame straight out of a video.