You can also search for hashtags and see how popular they are and repost straight into your own feed.

There is a basic analysis tool that shows you the number of likes and comments alongside the time and day of the post which helps to work out the most popular times.

I’m sure a photo of a cup of coffee every day is great for a coffee company but maybe not for everyone. It also means colours are clashing, there’s not too many of the same image in a row. The great thing about being able to see how the grid looks with the future posts is that it makes you think about more about what you are posting, when and why. You can then schedule the posts and receive a notification to publish. Uploading your images is easy, you can then arrange where they best sit by a simple drag and drop. If you’re into Instagram and spend hours with grid envy, admiring other accounts grids which look beautifully laid out and not a ‘mish mash’ of images, then this could be their secret! Planoly lets you upload all the images you plan to use and see how they sit together in the Instagram grid layout before publishing them all.

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