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New 2026 Instagram Post Size Cheat Sheet

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Looking to keep your grid fresh without your graphics getting chopped up by Instagram’s constant updates? If you’ve noticed your standard square posts looking a bit squeezed lately, you’re not alone. Instagram has rolled out big changes, natively pushing a 3:4 aspect ratio for vertical feed photos and updating profile grids to 3:4 vertical tiles instead of the classic 1:1 square. If you want your content looking sharp from Joburg to Cape Town, here is the quick breakdown to keep your branding on point. Instagram Dimensions Cheat Sheet New Native Feed Image (3:4 Ratio | 1080 × 1440 px): The gold standard for vertical photos. It fills up your followers' screens and fits perfectly into the new profile grid without weird auto-cropping. Classic Feed Portrait  (4:5 Ratio | 1080 × 1350 px): Still great for maximum vertical feed real estate, but keep key elements centered so the top and bottom don't get trimmed on your grid view. Reels & Stories   ( 9:16 Ratio | 10...

Welcome WordPress 7.1

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  Welcome to WordPress 7.1 If you own a WordPress website don't forget to update your WordPress and plugins. The new WordPress 7.1 update is officially out. Some of the new features include: Apply responsive styles Admin bar, now in every editorr A new way to crop Inline notes with mentions and rich text Improved media handling Accessibility WordPress 7.1 makes styling and collaborating easier. Style how all blocks look across screen sizes and how the Button block responds to hover, focus, and active states, all without writing custom CSS. A streamlined media editor brings cropping, rotation, and metadata editing together in one workflow. Notes now support rich text and @mentions, and the admin bar travels with you into every editor, so the tools you rely on stay with you wherever you’re working. Apply responsive styles Style content your way, on every screen. WordPress 7.1 takes a major step toward built-in responsive design. Set how a block looks at different screen sizes directl...