Instagram Story Maker
Personalize a 9:16 story design and download a ready-to-share image.
Your photos stay in your browser.
No account. No automatic posting. No watermark.
Version 1.0.0 · Editable templates and full-size image downloads.
Select an element to edit. Drag with a mouse, or use the position controls. Zoom changes only your view.
From a starting point to your own design
Create a 1080 × 1920 image. Optional guides help you leave room near the top and bottom; they are not part of the download.
1. Choose a design
Every starting point opens with complete sample content. Choose a category or search for the job you have in mind.
2. Make it yours
Edit the words, replace photos, and adjust the details. Undo a change at any time. Check every page before downloading.
3. Download and share
Download a full-size PNG or JPG, then add it to your social app yourself. Keep a project backup to edit again later.
Useful answers
Do polls and questions work inside the downloaded image?
No. These are static designs. Add any interactive stickers inside Instagram after importing your image. The optional guides are approximate, not a guarantee of where Instagram puts its controls.
Are my photos uploaded?
Editing and image downloads happen in your browser. Your photos are not sent to a server by this tool. The website still makes normal requests for its own pages and assets; opening it is not anonymous.
How can I keep my work?
Save a draft on this device, or download a project backup that includes your photos and editable pages. Browser data can be cleared or become unavailable, so keep a backup before you close important work.
Can I use my own photos and words?
Yes. Select a text area to edit its words and appearance. Select a photo to replace it with a JPG, PNG, or WebP file and adjust the framing. Keep the rights and permissions for anything you add.
This independent tool is not affiliated with Instagram, Pinterest, REDnote, or their owners. Designs and guides do not guarantee platform approval or a particular feed appearance. Sample names and experiences are fictional.