Want to skip ahead? Watch the video tutorial instead: Just consider it another way to avoid downloading any additional apps.

Plus, if you do email your photos to yourself, you could include your planned captions and hashtags in the body of the email. I use Dropbox cloud storage to move images between my computer and phone, but you can always email attachments to yourself too. Once you have your content and captions somewhat planned, you have to get them on to your phone. Click here to learn more about captions on Instagram

Have an idea of the captions and hashtags you’ll use.

Click here to create an Instagram content calendar in 8 steps.

Have created a strategy for the types of content and captions.

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Have customized and edited your photos and content to match your brand.

Click here to grab free access to our free library of 350+ stock photos. There are a few things you should have before you start to plan your content inside of the app. Let’s get started… Things to have before you can plan & preview your content in the Instagram App… I’m Serious! You can plan your content on the go or ahead of time right inside of the native Instagram app.

I just know the minimalist in you is delighted to hear you can do this, but I sense some doubt. With speed and minimalism in mind – today, I’m going to show you how you save space on your phone and in your mind by planning and previewing a week of Instagram content ahead of time (with captions and hashtags too!) without adding any new apps to your mobile devices or social media strategy. This tutorial shows you how to plan and preview your grid and Instagram content in the Instagram App But, did you know that you can preview your next posts, save captions, and hashtags in the native Instagram app? It’s true. There are multiple third-party apps out there that can help you plan and preview your Instagram feed.

Instagram grid preview app