Now, if you’re going for the big cropped image divided in 3 posts, apps like Photosplit will allow you to do that.
If your triplegram is going to be just 3 separate photos, you can edit them on your favorite app (I like VSCO and Meitu) and place them side by side, to see if they need any more editing or adjustments. So open the app and arrange your future posts nicely. Very old style, photo by photo, everything is assembled in a huge file with 3k pixels in width that I later crop individually, when I am satisfied with the overall look hahah! But for those who do not have advanced knowledge of PS, I suggest apps like UNUM and Preview, that are excellent! I create and plan my Insta feed on Photoshop. Your feed will look beautiful! That is the only advantage, and if for you it’s enough, then maybe you should go for it. If you have some time, take a look at this post I made about problematic Instagram feed designs, where I elaborate on this subject. Posts on these triplegrams look pretty individually, not just as a group And for those building their Instagram following, posting too much at once might not be the best strategy. If you don’t, the puzzle you’re creating might look meaningless. For that reason, I live a war of love and hate with triplegram, and I don’t know how much longer I will endure haha! (update june 2019: already quit 😂)Īnother bad side of it: you should post the 3 photos with as little time as possible between them. I mean, it’s hard enough to maintain the aesthetics of the feed as a whole (in my case the shades of pink, very clear photos, with a feminine and cool mood, very clean and modern linked to technology, homeoffice, fashion, beauty, etc), so adding triplegrams to that makes it even harder. I can’t even count how many posts I’ve missed because I didn’t fit the pattern! 🤬🤬 From my own experience I say: maintaining the triple line standard is a lot of work! And it greatly limits the creativity of the account user. I’ve posted a few dividers here and here if you want to take a look 🙂 There’s also the Instagram feed dividers, also triplegrams, but used more specifically to separate old and new themes, to mark the beginning of a new phase, a new project, etc.
Instafeed picture size update#
Update 2020: this was my feed back in 2017, I couldn’t keep it haha
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