Make a free Instagram feed simulation with Boostfluence

Your feed Instagram is one of the most important elements of your profile. It can make a visitor subscribe to your account or, on the contrary, never come back.

That's why it's more than important to take care of its aesthetics, and the best way to do that is to preview it.

Making an Instagram feed simulation can save you a lot of wasted time and allow you to gain more Instagram followers by boosting your engagement.

If you're here today, it's probably because you want to make an Instagram feed simulation, but don't know exactly how to go about it.

Well, you're not alone anymore, read this entire article and you'll discover how to make a feed simulation, preview it and publish your posts via a single tool.

Why make a simulation feed Instagram?

When you visit Instagram accounts and decide to subscribe to them. Don't you look at the visual aspect of these profiles?

Do you? Well, other users do the same with your profile. That's why you'd better have a well-organized feed grid to convince them to subscribe to your profile.

And what better way to have a pretty Insta feed than to make a simulation. A feed preview will allow you:

• Know what to post and when
• Better organize your content creation
• Plan and schedule your posts in advance
• Also anticipate the stories you can do to promote your publications
• Ensure the quality and consistency of your posts
• Change the effect applied to a publication if necessary
• Anticipate the hashtags you'll use and write your descriptions in advance

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Bref, you have every reason to make a simulation of your upcoming Instagram feed.

How to make an Instagram feed simulation?

To make an Instagram feed simulation and preview your content, you're going to need the right tool.

Luckily for you, there are dozens of apps (on web, iOS, or Android) that integrate all the features you need to program your account visual.

Generally speaking, here's how using such an app works:

1. Download and register on the app of your choice
2. Connect your account so the tool can retrieve your old photos.
3. Import your new images and videos
4. Use the grid at your disposal to include your photos and schedule your feed (in-line, checkerboard or other)
5. Schedule your publications to post automatically to your social network.

Depending on the apps you use and the version (free or paid) other features and tools are available. On some apps, for example, you'll be able to:

1. Edit the description of a photo or video
2. Perform content editing like adding filters or editing a video
3. Get recommendations of hashtags to use to boost your engagement
4. Access performance statistics on your posts
5. Schedule Instagram stories
6. Poster real ones
7. Opt to embed your hashtags in the first comment
8. Publish on other social networks

All this will depend on the app you use to do the simulation of your Insta grid.

Using Boostfluence to make a feed simulation

The Boostfluence application integrates almost all of these features. So you can use it to preview your Instagram feed easily today.

There's no need to download an app. The web version gives you free access to all these online tools for 3 days. Hence also available on IOS and Android.

You'll not only be able to make a simulation of your feed grid, but also publish your photos and stories directly.

Boostfluence hasn't stopped there; not only can you schedule your posts, but the tool will also allow you to multiply your number of subscribers simply.

How? By interacting with other members of the social network. The app can like, comment, and follow your target audience to attract more people to your account and get the word out about your Insta page.

All you have to do is focus on creating content to gain thousands of subscribers effortlessly.

Other feed simulator apps

If, however, you're not convinced by Boostfluence, you can opt for another app.

We've written a full article on apps for your Instagram feed, but here's a small list of the best-known alternatives:

• Preview
• Canva
• Later
• Planoly
• UNUM

Conclusion

You now know how to make an Instagram feed simulation for your profile. It's up to you to choose the image you want your account to send back. Choose the right colors, apply the right filters, get inspired by the best accounts and use the best app. By applying all these tips, you'll have a professional-quality account.