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IG CREATOR – CROP & RESIZE TOOL
My signature tool to make resizing easy, fast and accurate. Compatible with single or multiple shots (such as panoramas).
VIDEO TUTORIAL & PDF GUIDE
~ 3h video tutorial on how to use the crop & resize tool and prepare your Instagram images from start to finish + pdf guide to better understand why is so essential to resize and adjust your images for Instagram.
POST-PROCESSING LESSONS
All my secrets on making a photo Instagram ready, including my post processing technique, accompanied by the preparation of a total of 6 (+1) images.
Why Is Resizing Important?
Instagram allows different image proportions, but does it treat all dimensions in the same way? Unfortunately it doesn’t. And you want your images to get maximum visibility and engagement, but how do you do that? In this tutorial you’ll understand why cropping and resizing an image for Instagram manually is so important and you’ll learn how to do it in a fast and precise way with the IG Crop & Resize Tool.
Does Post-Processing Make A Difference?
Yes, yes and yes! Just think about Instagram. Most likely, you are using your phone to surf through the platform. How many times have you found yourself scrolling and scrolling before actually stopping to watch an image and interact with it? The right post-processing can make a huge difference. In this tutorial you’ll learn how to post-process your image for Instagram with many different techniques.
WHAT WILL I LEARN IN THIS TUTORIAL?
How to crop and resize your images without altering or sacrificing too much of the frame
How to prepare your images for Instagram from start to finish
How to post-process your images specifically for Instagram
Photoshop editing techniques to apply to your regular post-processing workflow
How to transform your images to fit the Instagram ratio and get more engagement
In this example you can see the huge difference it makes to do the resizing manually. Image #2 is a 3:2 and was simply uploaded to IG while image #1 is the same image converted into a square by me. The difference is noticeable, the image that was manually resized contains all the elements of the original composition and as a result is going to perform much better on Instagram.
In the examples below you can see the original images on the left and the Instagram-ready images on the right. You’ll notice that in all cases, the elements of the composition stay pretty much the same plus the images now perfectly fit the Instagram ratios and there won’t be any bad surprises as in image #2 above.
