Choose the picture you plan to post.
Paste your caption, username and headline.
Compare how it looks and where “more” appears.
See how your image is framed in each layout.
Find out how much text shows before “more”.
Highlighted the way apps show them.
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The same image and caption look different on each platform. Images are cropped to different shapes, captions are cut off after a different number of lines, and hashtags and mentions are styled in their own way. A quick preview shows what people will see before they decide to tap “more”.
Instagram feed posts are shown in portrait or square, Facebook link and image posts are wider, LinkedIn posts favor landscape, and TikTok is full-screen vertical. Keep the important part of an image away from the edges if you plan to post it in several places.
Only the first lines of a caption show before “more” or “see more”. Write the most important sentence first. The preview marks roughly where the cut-off falls on each platform.
The previews imitate the general look of each platform. Apps change their layouts and limits often, so use this to catch obvious problems — a bad crop, a caption that hides its point — and check the final post in the app.
Your image is shown from your own device and is not uploaded to any server.
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