Instagram Post Generator

What is Online Instagram Post Generator?

Instagram Post Generator draws a fake Instagram post exactly as it appears in the feed: the profile picture and username with an optional blue badge, the location line, your photo, the like and save buttons, the like count, the caption with its hashtags and mentions, and the comments underneath. It works as a fake Instagram post maker for jokes, and as a quick mockup tool for anyone who needs to show how a picture will look once it is posted.

Instagram is a social media platform that was created in 2010 by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. The platform was initially launched as an app for sharing photos on iOS devices, but it has since expanded to support Android and web.

The idea for Instagram came from Systrom's experience as a graduate student at Stanford University, where he studied the impact of mobile technology on social interaction. He and Krieger began working on the app in 2010 and launched it on the iOS App Store in October of that year.

In the beginning, Instagram was a simple app that allowed users to apply filters to their photos and share them with their followers. However, it quickly gained popularity and reached one million users within two months of its launch.

In 2012, Facebook has acquired Instagram for $1 billion, and the platform has continued to grow and evolve since then. Today, it is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, with over 1 billion active users.

Friends use it to put a ridiculous caption under a holiday photo or to give a pet its own "influencer" post; marketers use it to preview a campaign image before it goes live. Either way, read the usage policy at the end of this page before a fake post leaves your group chat.

Posts are drawn in the square 1:1 format, with carousel dots when you set more than one image, a tag icon when someone is tagged, and the coloured ring around the avatar when the account has a story.

Instagram images may have different aspect ratios, but to keep things simple, 1:1 ratio is used as default on the media.

A generated Instagram post for joking your network about aliens

You can see an image above which is created by the Instagram post maker. You can send these types of screenshots to you friends or colleagues and make jokes to them by sharing it.

If you don't use this tool, this is the process you have to flow to create an Instagram post.

• First, open the Instagram app on your mobile device and log in to your account.
• Next, tap on the camera icon in the top left corner of the screen to open the photo capture interface.
• Take a photo or select one from your device's photo library by tapping on the gallery icon in the bottom left corner of the screen.
• Once you've selected a photo, you can edit it by using the tools at the bottom of the screen. You can crop the photo, adjust the brightness, and apply filters to give it a desired look.
• After you're satisfied with the photo, tap on the next button in the top right corner of the screen to proceed to the next step.
• In the next step, you can add a caption to your photo by tapping on the text field at the top of the screen. You can also tag other users, add hashtags, and add a location to your post.
• When you're ready, tap on the share button in the top right corner of the screen to post your photo to your Instagram feed.

You need to open a fresh new account to create a fake image since you need to change lots of properties to immitate a real post. You need to change the profile picture, and bio. Then you need to create a new post and change the image, caption, and hashtags. After that, you need to share the post to your fake account. Then you need to take a screenshot of the post and send it to your friends. Even if you create a post with the above steps, some fields are impossible to replicate like username or post date. This process is too long and complicated, but you can do it in a few seconds with the help of this tool

A Post With Its Comments

The comments are often the funniest part of a screenshot, so you can write as many as you need. Each comment has a username, an optional profile picture, the text, how long ago it was written and how many likes it has; tick "Reply to the comment above" to indent it under the previous one, add a number such as 18 to show "View 18 more replies", and mark commenters as verified or the comment as liked by you.

Choose how they are shown. "Under the post" gives the familiar feed look — "View all 1,234 comments" and a couple of short lines below the caption. "Comments open" shows the whole conversation beneath the post with avatars, like counts and replies, which is what people mean by a fake Instagram post with comments.

A fake Instagram post of a cat in sunglasses with the comment section open, showing replies, likes and a verified commenter

How to use Online Instagram Post Generator?

Putting a post together:

1. Choose light or dark mode, then upload a profile picture and the photo for the post; clicking either one in the preview opens the file picker too.
2. Type the username, the location line, the caption and the date, and decide whether the account is verified.
3. Set the like and comment counts, then switch comments on and pick a layout: two short lines under the caption, or the full comment section with avatars, likes and replies.
4. Happy with it? Open "Export Instagram Post" and pick Download Image, or copy the picture and paste it straight into a chat.

Frequently asked questions

What can I customise?

The profile picture, username and verified badge, the location, the photo and carousel dots, the caption, the like and comment counts, the date, your own like, a tag, a story ring, and a comment section of any length with replies, likes and verified commenters.

How many comments can I add?

As many as you like. In the feed layout Instagram only shows a couple of comments under a post, so the first ones are what count; with comments open, every comment and reply you add is drawn below the post.

Is this for designers too?

Yes, and it is one of the better uses for it. Showing a client how their photography would look in-feed, or filling a pitch deck with realistic social mockups, beats drawing the chrome by hand every time.

Is it legal to make one?

Making a mock-up is fine. Passing it off as genuine is not, and depending on what it says it can be defamation or fraud. The line is not the tool, it is whether anyone is meant to believe it.

Does it post anything to Instagram?

No. It produces an image file and nothing else. There is no account to connect and no post is ever created.

Is my image uploaded?

No. The post is drawn in your browser, so the photo you drop in never leaves your machine.

What about stories and DMs?

The Instagram Story Generator and Instagram DM Generator cover those formats, and the Image Caption Generator will write the caption if you are stuck for one.

Usage Policy

A convincing post or comment section can damage a reputation once it spreads, so by using Instagram Post Generator by 10015.io you accept these rules. 10015.io is not responsible for the images people create:

1. Do not invent posts or comments for real people, brands or celebrities in order to mock, harass or defame them.
2. Do not fake endorsements, giveaways or sponsored posts, and do not use invented like counts to sell a product or an account.
3. Do not share a generated post as proof that someone posted or commented something.
4. When a generated post leaves your friends, say that it is a mockup.

Some Art

If you are interested in artificial art, here is how a fake Instagram post look like in the world of machines. It is good to see at least the action icons such as like, comment and send even if they are not the exact ones.

Fake Instagram Post