Next depending on the size of IG puzzle you’ve created you can choose the 3 row grid or the 4 row grid. Step 4: Upload your puzzle image and go through the App stepsĪfter you open the Grid Post Maker app select the option for Photo Grids. The Grid Post Maker app is a free app you can install on your phone, but honestly it’s just worth paying the $6 to have it for life because the ads on the free version are really annoying. OPTION 2: If you have a Mac/iPhone you can use AirDrop to transfer the images from computer to phone. Open your email on your phone and download the image from there to your camera roll. There are a few ways to get the image to your phone from your computer. Once the full template/design is complete download it from Canva onto your computer. Step 2 – Download the Image & Get it Onto Your Phone IMAGE SIZE FOR 12 IMAGE GRID (4 IG rows, same as example shown in this blog post) = 3240 x 4320 pixels IMAGE SIZE FOR 9 IMAGE GRID (3 IG rows) = 3240 x 3240 pixels This will ensure each individual image after the puzzle is cropped will be the standard 1080×1080 IG approved size. To create your own make sure you use the image size suggestions below. If you decide to create your own just be careful where the image will be sliced so any paragraphs of text are not cut off by accident.

Just update the template in Canva by the changing colors, font, dropping in your own photos and updating all filler text to have your own message or quotes written on the entire image. If you choose to purchase a pre-made Canva template for this the creator should have already designed it so it will slice up in the right places. We HIGHLY recommend doing this part on your the desktop version of Canva and not your phone – it will be much easier.

You can either purchase a predesigned Canva template like the one you see below, or create your own. STEP 1 – Create your single graphicīefore we slice the image up into individual tiles to post into Instagram, you first need your main design ready to go. Ever come across someone’s Instagram feed that is perfectly pieces together – flowing from one image to the next – like a puzzle? Well guess what… there’s an app for that of course! In this blog post we’ll take you step-by-step through the process for how to create an Instagram puzzle grid with Canva instead of having to use Photoshop.

Instagram grid planner desktop free