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An Instagram landscape post is a feed image uploaded at the 1.91:1 ratio (1080×566px), ideal for scenery and panoramic shots. It is the widest ratio Instagram supports — the full width is displayed in the feed, but it occupies less vertical space than square (1:1) or portrait (4:5) formats. Uploading raw DSLR or mirrorless photos without resizing triggers auto-cropping, so preparing at 1080×566px beforehand is recommended. This tool crops landscape photos to the exact spec and saves them as JPG instantly.
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Resize landscape photos to 1080×566px before uploading to avoid unwanted auto-cropping on Instagram.
Posting a landscape or panoramic photo to Instagram
Ensuring a landscape image displays cleanly in the feed without auto-cropping
Converting DSLR or mirrorless landscape shots to the Instagram spec
Recommended sizes as of 2025. Landscape posts display edge-to-edge in the feed.
| 1080 × 566px |
| Aspect ratio 1.91:1 |
| File format: JPG, PNG |
| Instagram supports landscape ratios up to 1.91:1. |
| Images below 1080px wide may be upscaled, causing quality loss. |
| The feed grid preview may crop the image to a square. |
| Full width is displayed in the feed with preserved ratio. |
| Appears smaller than square posts on mobile, which may reduce attention. |
| Captions and like buttons appear below the image. |
| Maximum file size: 30MB (photos) |
| Supported formats: JPG, PNG |
| Recommended resolution: 1080px width or above |
Instagram supports landscape ratios up to 1.91:1. Wider ratios will be auto-cropped.
The Instagram feed grid uses square previews, so the sides of landscape images may be trimmed. The full image is visible when the post is opened.
Photos can be up to 30MB. JPG and PNG formats are supported, and a minimum width of 1080px is recommended.
Landscape works well for scenery but takes up less vertical space, reducing visibility. For higher engagement, portrait (4:5) posts are generally more effective.
Instagram auto-downsizes to 1080px wide. Higher-resolution originals retain better quality after the downscale, so start with a high-res source.