An Instagram feed planning tool for arranging, previewing and collaborating on visual grids before posting.
plan your feed(s) was built around a recurring creative workflow problem: planning Instagram content across multiple accounts without relying on fake test accounts, shared screenshots, or paid feed-preview subscriptions.
The tool allows users to create separate Instagram-style grids for different accounts, upload content into a simulated feed, write captions, add carousel items, rearrange posts, and delete or adjust content before anything goes live. It was designed for people and small teams who care about visual consistency but do not want to connect their actual Instagram account to third-party tools.
Originally built as a personal utility for managing multiple creative Instagram accounts, the product became especially useful for Maxime, where cofounders needed shared visibility into planned posts, grid direction, caption ideas, and carousel sequencing before publishing.
Plan Your Feed(s) recreates the visual structure of an Instagram grid, allowing users to preview how posts will sit together before publishing content publicly.
Users can create and manage separate grids for different Instagram accounts, making it easier to plan across personal projects, businesses, creative archives, and brand channels.
Each planned post can include uploaded media, written captions, and carousel items, supporting both visual planning and early content strategy in one place.
Carousel posts can be built with multiple slides that users can scroll through, making it possible to review sequencing and storytelling before content is finalized.
Posts can be rearranged directly inside the grid, allowing users to test different visual combinations, spacing, color balance, and content flow quickly.
The tool gives collaborators a shared place to review upcoming content without needing access to a live Instagram account, fake account, or external planning subscription.
Unlike many feed-planning tools, Plan Your Feed(s) does not require users to connect or authenticate with Instagram, avoiding account lockouts, scraper issues, and platform dependency.
The product was designed as a lightweight internal planning layer for creative teams who need structure, visibility, and aesthetic control before posting.