With this white square, we can add our elements. I’m currently using the desktop version here to demonstrate. I was able to create this grid both ways. But you can work on the desktop version or the app. Note: I find it easier to work on Canva via the desktop and then transfer the picture to my phone. You can change the background color but I left mine white. For the first step, we will create the grid as a complete picture. We will be breaking it up into the individual squares a little later. We want it pretty large because it is going to cover your whole screen. You can change the ratio for more pictures but for now, let’s keep it a square for simplicity.
1080 is the width of a single Instagram post so we are doing 3 times that to be 3 down and 3 across. I will show you some more examples later but first, I will show you how to make a grid similar to this one but with different images and elements to demonstrate how you can use the same grid template more than once but switch it up.įirst, let’s head over to Canva and start with a white background that is 3240 by 3240 pixels. There are so many options when it comes to creating your Instagram puzzle grid. Grid Post can be found in the Apple App Store Here or in the Google Play Store Here.Ĭanva can be found online here or the app for various Mobile Devices Here. I have chosen these two resources because you can use both for free and they are both available on IOS and Android devices for tablets and smartphones.
Today I am going to show you how you can create your own puzzle template using two apps- Canva and Grid Post. Maybe you have seen those beautifully cohesive Instagram puzzle grid feeds popping up on Instagram where one photo leads into the next row after row. Thank you for supporting Immensely Social! Privacy and Disclaimer
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