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Version 1.1.7 · 2026-08-11
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.1.7, updated 2026-08-11.








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Grid Preview lets you preview and plan Instagram posts before they go live.
Features:
● Feed Preview: Visualize how your posts will look on your profile grid before publishing.
● Post Planner: Schedule Instagram posts with just a few taps to maintain a consistent posting routine.
● Carousel Post Planner: Plan swipeable carousel posts and preview how each slide will look before sharing.
● Photo Splitter: Split one photo into multiple tiles for grid posts, carousel layouts, or seamless swipeable designs.
● Reels Planner: Plan and rearrange your Reels videos.
● Sync Your Instagram Feed: Instantly import your existing feed and see how new posts will fit in.
● Easily Rearrange and Delete Images: Create the perfect layout by adjusting your posts anytime.
● Apply Filters: Enhance your feed with a variety of stunning filters.
● Multiple Account Management: Switch between and manage multiple Ins…
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Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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