Feedscape

How it works

Feedscape gets your photo ready for Instagram in every shape at once, right in your browser.

  1. Pick a photo Choose one, drop it in or paste it. It stays on your device.
  2. Compare the shapes Feedscape crops your photo for each shape, keeping faces whole where it can and the interesting parts in, and suggests the shape that suits your photo best.
  3. Adjust and download Move or zoom a crop if you like, then download a JPEG at the exact size Instagram uses, or share it from your phone.

Questions

Which shapes does Feedscape make?

Feed posts in 3:4, 4:5, square (1:1) and landscape (1.91:1), and in your photo’s own shape when the feed can show it whole. It can also put the whole photo on a white, black or blurred border, and make Stories in 9:16.

Which shape should I post?

Taller posts take up more of the feed, so 3:4 and 4:5 show bigger than square or landscape ones, and 3:4 fills its whole tile in your profile grid. Feedscape weighs how much of your photo each shape keeps against how big it shows, suggests one and tells you why.

Can it turn a panorama into a carousel?

Yes. A panorama becomes a carousel of 2, 3 or 4 slides that line up as people swipe, with the cuts kept away from faces and detail where possible. A 3:2 photo works too, as two 3:4 slides with nothing cropped. The first slide shows the whole photo, so people see all of it before they swipe; you can turn that off.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser, so your photo never leaves your device. Downloads have their metadata removed, including where the photo was taken. More in Privacy.

Will my photo lose quality?

As little as possible. Feedscape makes files at the exact sizes Instagram uses (1440 pixels wide unless you pick another), so they aren’t resized again when you post. It never enlarges your photo, and resizes it only once, with light sharpening.

Which photos can it open?

Any photo your browser can open: JPEG, PNG and WebP, and HEIC (iPhone photos) in Safari.

Does it cost anything?

No. Feedscape is free, with no account and no ads.

Try it with a photo