Portrait feed post
Choose 4:5 when you want more feed space for a statement, list cover, announcement or carousel opener.
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Type on the left. Watch the design come alive on the right.
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Downloaded images will appear here as a lightweight history.
Instagram text post maker
Make announcements, mini-manifestos, reminders and carousel covers with expressive layouts built for Instagram.
Start with an example
Each example loads text, attribution, layout and format into the live editor. Shared preset URLs point back to the clean canonical page.
How to design an Instagram text post
Instagram text graphics work best when they communicate one idea immediately. Use the image for the hook and place the longer explanation in the post caption.
Write a short statement, announcement or carousel title. Break lines around meaning rather than forcing every line to the same length.
Use 1080×1350 portrait for a feed post, 1080×1080 for a versatile square or 1080×1920 for a full-screen story.
Keep strong contrast, leave breathing room near the edges and confirm the handle or brand label is legible before export.
Choose 4:5 when you want more feed space for a statement, list cover, announcement or carousel opener.
Choose 1:1 for a compact asset that can also move easily between other social platforms.
Choose 9:16, keep important copy away from the very top and bottom, and preview it at phone size.
Made to be useful
Use a 4:5 portrait for more screen space, a square for flexibility or a story layout for full-screen impact.
Create 1080×1350 posts, 1080×1080 squares and 1080×1920 stories.
Colour, hierarchy and graphic elements make even a short message feel intentional.
Add a photo from your device and keep it private while you design.
Good to know
A 1080×1350 portrait post occupies more vertical feed space. Square 1080×1080 remains a versatile alternative.
Yes. Select Story from the image-size menu for a 1080×1920 canvas.
No. Create and download the graphic here, then post it wherever you like.