Eye-Catching Figma Social Media Post Templates

Most teams don’t build post layouts from zero. They open a template with editable frames sized to each platform’s image specs and swap in their own text and photos. Those files come from Figma Community, paid marketplace packs, Figma Buzz, or an in-house build.

Free Community files carry a CC BY 4.0 license, according to Figma’s Help Center as of October 2026. Commercial use is fine, but the creator has to be credited.

One catch with duplicated Community files: the copy is a snapshot. If a platform changed a spec after you duplicated, your copy keeps the old one until you grab the creator’s updated version.

Figma Social Media Post Templates

Most of these files cover several platforms at once, so check which aspect ratios come included before you redraw anything.

Instagram UI Mockup 2.0

Complete Instagram interface mockup with feed, stories, and profile sections. Accurate UI elements matching current Instagram design. Perfect for social media app presentations and user experience testing.

Instagram UI Screens

Collection of Instagram interface screens including home feed, explore, and profile pages. Native-style UI components for authentic Instagram presentations. Good for app design and social media planning.

Instagram Layout Mockup

Instagram layout mockup with grid-based post arrangements and profile showcase. Visual planning tool for Instagram content strategy. Perfect for content creators and social media managers.

FREE – instagram stories template

Instagram Stories template collection with various layouts and design options. Ready-to-use templates for quick story creation. Perfect for brands and influencers creating consistent story content.

Instagram Mockup/Template

Professional Instagram mockup templates for posts and content presentation. Clean design focusing on content showcase. Good for portfolio presentations and client work.

LinkedIn Profile & Ad Mockups

LinkedIn profile and advertising mockups for professional content presentation. Includes profile layouts and sponsored post formats. Perfect for B2B marketing and professional branding.

Instagram profile template (Updated)

Updated Instagram profile template with current design specifications. Includes bio section, highlights, and post grid layout. Perfect for personal branding and influencer presentations.

Instagram Carousel Template 2.0

Multi-slide Instagram carousel template for swipeable post content. Designed for storytelling and educational content. Perfect for tutorials, product showcases, and step-by-step guides.

📷 Instagram Generator ✨

Instagram content generator tool with automated layout creation. Streamlines Instagram post design process. Good for agencies and content creators managing multiple accounts.

Instagram Social Media Posts with Illustrations

Instagram post templates featuring custom illustrations and graphics. Creative designs for engaging social media content. Perfect for brands wanting illustrated content style.

Instagram Post Template

Standard Instagram post template with square format and design flexibility. Basic template for consistent post creation. Good foundation for brand social media content.

Trendy Instagram Post Mockups

Modern, trendy Instagram post mockups following current design trends. Stylish layouts for contemporary brands. Perfect for lifestyle brands and creative content.

📝 Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok Text-based Posts & Stories

Text-focused social media templates for multiple platforms. Clean typography-based designs for quote posts and text content. Perfect for thought leadership and educational content.

Social Media Banner Ads | BRIX Templates

Professional social media banner ad templates from BRIX design studio. High-quality designs for advertising campaigns. Perfect for paid social media advertising and promotions.

Instagram UI Profile + Feed // NightWin

Dark-themed Instagram UI mockup with profile and feed sections. Night mode aesthetic for modern presentations. Good for showcasing dark-themed content and apps.

Instagram Carousel Template (Post) – freebies design

Professional Instagram carousel template for multi-slide posts. Clean design with consistent branding opportunities. Perfect for product launches and educational content series.

Instagram carousel template

Simple Instagram carousel template with multiple slide layouts. Flexible design for various content types. Good for storytelling and product showcases.

Instagram Reels [Mockup + Prototype]

Instagram Reels mockup with interactive prototype functionality. Includes vertical video format and interface elements. Perfect for video content planning and app presentations.

LinkedIn Banner/Cover Template

LinkedIn profile banner template for professional branding. Optimized dimensions for LinkedIn cover photos. Perfect for personal branding and professional networking.

Social Media Templates Figma Kit | BRIX Agency

Comprehensive social media template kit from BRIX agency. Multiple platform templates with professional design quality. Perfect for agencies and marketing teams.

Instagram Stories Preview

Instagram Stories preview mockup for content planning and presentation. Shows stories in mobile interface context. Good for story content strategy and client presentations.

Fast instagram mockups

Quick Instagram mockup templates for rapid content creation. Simple designs for fast turnaround projects. Perfect for agencies with high content volume needs.

Instagram Post Templates (Free)

Free collection of Instagram post templates with various design styles. Multiple options for different content types. Good starter pack for new social media creators.

Animated Instagram Reel Mockup with Video

Animated Instagram Reels mockup with video placeholder functionality. Interactive prototype for video content presentation. Perfect for video marketing and content strategy.

instagram

Basic Instagram template with standard post and story formats. Simple, clean design for everyday content creation. Good foundation for consistent social media presence.

LinkedIn Auto-layout Template

LinkedIn post template with auto-layout functionality for responsive design. Professional formatting for business content. Perfect for thought leadership and professional updates.

Instagram Icons

Instagram interface icons and UI elements for app design. Accurate icon set matching Instagram’s design system. Perfect for creating Instagram-style interfaces and mockups.

Instagram Bundle Templates – 45+ POSTS

Large bundle of 45+ Instagram post templates with diverse designs. Comprehensive collection for extended content planning. Perfect for content creators and marketing agencies.

LinkedIn Banner Template | Optimize LinkedIn Profile

LinkedIn banner optimization template for professional profile enhancement. Designed for maximum impact and professional impression. Perfect for career development and networking.

Instagram Post Kit

Complete Instagram post kit with multiple template variations. Comprehensive toolkit for consistent content creation. Good for brand social media management.

Graphic restaurant announcement Instagram portrait post

Restaurant-specific Instagram post template for announcements and promotions. Food industry design with appetizing visuals. Perfect for restaurants and food businesses.

Instagram Carousel Figma Template Kit | BRIX Agency

Professional Instagram carousel template kit from BRIX agency. High-quality designs for carousel post creation. Perfect for educational content and product showcases.

Instagram – UI Kit 3.1

Updated Instagram UI kit with current interface elements and components. Version 3.1 includes latest design updates. Perfect for Instagram app design and interface mockups.

50+ LinkedIn Banners Swipe File + Templates

Large collection of 50+ LinkedIn banner templates with inspiration examples. Comprehensive swipe file for professional branding. Perfect for LinkedIn optimization and personal branding.

Instagram Icons

Alternative Instagram icon set with various styles and options. Multiple icon variations for different design needs. Good for custom Instagram-style interfaces.

Social Media Posts & Ads template (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn)

Multi-platform social media template covering Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Standardized sizes for cross-platform campaigns. Perfect for advertising agencies and marketing teams.

Instagram Stories

Instagram Stories template collection with various creative layouts. Multiple story formats for different content types. Perfect for consistent story branding and content planning.

Facebook Instagram Ad Templates

Advertising templates optimized for Facebook and Instagram platforms. Professional ad designs for marketing campaigns. Perfect for digital advertising and social media marketing.

Spotify Wrapped 2024 Trend Template

Trending Spotify Wrapped style template for year-end content. Popular format for annual summaries and achievements. Perfect for personal branding and company year-end content.

Instagram Post

Simple Instagram post template with clean design and standard formatting. Basic template for everyday content creation. Good foundation for regular social media posting.

Instagram Social Post Mockup

Instagram social post mockup with realistic mobile interface presentation. Professional mockup for content and app presentations. Perfect for portfolio work and client showcases.

Where to find Figma social media post templates

Nearly every case lands in one of the sources above: Figma Community files, paid packs from marketplaces such as Gumroad and Craftwork, Figma Buzz templates, or a file you build yourself. The Gumroad listings reviewed here run from $0 to $200.

The right pick depends on who edits the posts, not on which file looks best in the thumbnail.

If there’s no budget and only one editor, start in Community. Many platforms and no design time points to a pack. A marketing team that has to stay on brand should look at Buzz, and anyone with an existing design system is better off building their own.

Figma Community files

Community search has a Paid + Free filter, so the free set is one click away. Free files carry a CC BY 4.0 license (Figma Help Center), and duplicating one into your drafts leaves the original untouched.

The downsides are about trust. Every file has its own terms, so licenses need checking one by one, and nothing obliges a free file’s creator to update sizes after a platform change. Paid and free listings also sit side by side in the same search, which gets old quickly.

Paid marketplace packs

Anthony Mendes lists a full social media file at $200 on Gumroad and a minimalist pack at $1.

The gap is coverage. The $1 pack ships ratios for Instagram square, portrait, story and landscape, plus LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube formats, and one username or color edit updates all of them.

Buying does not remove the skill requirement. The $200 listing says buyers need to understand components, frames and auto layout, and anyone newer to the tool can close that gap with a beginner path for learning Figma first.

On the plus side, you get more ratios per file and written usage steps. On the minus side, seller terms differ file to file, and a pack stays current only if its seller keeps updating it.

Figma Buzz templates

Figma Buzz opened in beta at Config 2025, and Figma’s pricing FAQ still lists it as free for all seats and plans while in beta.

The template picker splits into templates from Figma and templates from your team. Team templates need a paid plan and Professional teams can publish five of them (Figma Help Center), so it pays to know what the free and Professional plans actually include.

• Brand fields are locked, so editors change copy and images without moving layers
• Bulk create runs from a CSV or XLSX file

Templates for several platforms and sizes also live in one place, which is handy.

Beta terms can change, though. Figma says Buzz moves into Full, Dev and Content seats and the free Starter plan after beta, and that it will notify users first.

Building your own file

A custom file costs time and nothing else.

It pays off when a design system already exists, because the template inherits colors, type and components instead of copying them. Without one, a downloaded file is the faster start.

You get an exact brand fit, no license questions and full control over sizes. The price is that you own every update when a platform changes a spec.

Can you use free and paid Figma templates commercially?

Yes, with conditions that change by source. Free Community files can be adapted for commercial work if you credit the creator, while paid files and marketplace packs follow their own terms.

Free Community files fall under CC BY 4.0. Commercial use is allowed, credit is required, and the creator can add further license terms (Figma Help Center).

Paid Community files use the Community Paid Resource License. You can share the contents with up to five editors, but resale and redistribution are out (Figma Help Center).

Marketplace packs are whatever the seller says they are. Mendes’ minimalist Gumroad pack bars reselling, repackaging and redistributing, and asks buyers to share the link instead of the file.

Paid Community licenses carry a condition most roundups skip. Any output has to be significantly different from the file’s contents and cannot draw its main value from them.

A post that only swaps the headline in an untouched layout sits close to that line. Read the clause before a paid file goes into client deliverables.

Some sellers state commercial rights up front. Craftwork’s Travefy set of 12 Instagram templates, built at 1080 x 1350, says its graphics and fonts are licensed for commercial use.

Fonts are the usual gap. A template can be cleared for commercial work while its typeface needs a separate license, and a missing font triggers a warning the moment the file opens. Adding the missing fonts to Figma fixes the display, not the licensing.

Which frame sizes should a post template include?

Start with 1080 x 1350 for feed posts, 1080 x 1440 for the Instagram grid, and 1080 x 1920 for stories and Reels. Every extra platform you publish on gets one more frame.

Buffer’s 2026 guide gives these reference sizes.

• Instagram feed: 1080 x 1080 square, 1080 x 1350 or 1080 x 1440 vertical, 1080 x 566 horizontal
• Stories and Reels: 1080 x 1920
• Pinterest pin: 1000 x 1500
• Link preview: 1200 x 630 on Facebook and X, 1200 x 627 on LinkedIn

Instagram is the format that moved most. NewsBytes, reporting on Adam Mosseri’s Threads post, noted the profile grid switched from squares to rectangles in January and that 3:4 photo uploads followed in May 2025.

Guides still split on the default. Neal Schaffer designs at 4:5 inside a centered 3:4 safe zone, Sked Social recommends 3:4 for most posts, and InstantDM’s September 2026 guide keeps 4:5 as the feed default.

The arithmetic settles the crop question. A 1080 x 1350 frame cut to 3:4 keeps 1012.5 px of width, so the trim comes off the sides. Schaffer quotes about 1012 x 1350 and RecurPost about 1013 x 1350, while InstantDM’s cheat sheet places the trim at the top and bottom.

Ship both the 1350 and 1440 frames, with one shared 3:4 guide layer inside the 4:5 frame.

Buffer and Hootsuite publish different pixel sizes for the same formats, though the shapes agree.

Each pair works out to the same aspect ratio, 16:9 for X and 4:5 for LinkedIn, and Facebook’s two values differ by 9 pixels of height. Pixel counts are the part to verify against each platform’s upload screen.

Set up each size as its own named frame at exact pixel dimensions, and a primer on making frames in Figma covers the setup. Add a hidden safe-zone guide layer to every story frame.

Components, variants and auto layout: what to look for in a template

A template is editable when one change reaches every ratio, and that comes down to components, variants and auto layout.

Components hold the repeated pieces, like the logo, username and background color, so you edit once and everything updates. In the $1 minimalist pack, one edit reaches every ratio.

Variants cover alternate layouts or themes inside a single component, say photo left against photo right.

Auto layout makes frames resize around their content. It’s available on all plans and also works in design mode inside Buzz (Figma Help Center).

Vetting a downloaded file

Before any content goes in, open the file and poke around a bit.

1. Open the Assets panel. Logo, username and buttons should show up as components, not loose groups.
2. Read the layer names. Text layers named by role (headline, body, username) tell you what each field expects.
3. Click a text block and look at the frame behind it. It should show auto layout with padding and spacing in the right panel.

Resizing rules decide whether long copy breaks a design. Hug contents makes a frame wrap its children, Fill container stretches a child to the available space, and a walkthrough of how auto layout works in Figma covers both.

One documented catch: if any child inside an auto layout frame is set to Fill container, the parent stops hugging on that axis and becomes fixed (Figma Help Center). A headline set to Fill container vertically no longer pushes its card taller.

Building a template from scratch

Start from one master frame per size, then turn every repeated element into a component.

• Logo, username and call to action as components
• Layout and theme options as variants
• Text stacks in auto layout, with the headline set to Fill container horizontally
• Layers named by role

A tutorial on making components in Figma covers the component step. Keep the master frame untouched and work from duplicates.

How to keep every post on brand

Brand consistency comes from styles, variables, team libraries and, in Buzz, template guidelines. They lock or sync different things, and what you get depends on the plan.

Styles and variables

Anyone on any plan can create styles, but publishing them takes an Education, Professional, Organization or Enterprise plan (Figma Help Center).

Styles cover color, text, effects and layout guides. Change a style and every object using it updates.

Variables go further. They store values such as colors and strings, and modes switch the whole set at once, for example a spring campaign palette against the evergreen one.

Variables work on any plan, but extra modes need an Education, Professional, Organization or Enterprise plan, and the number of modes per collection depends on the plan. A guide to Figma variables explains collections and modes in more detail.

Team libraries

A team library syncs published styles, components and variables, and they’re available in Design, FigJam, Slides and Buzz files (Figma Help Center). Any paid plan can publish one, as long as you have a Full seat and edit access to the source file.

The free Starter plan can create components and styles but cannot publish a library, so a free file stays isolated.

When the library changes, people using it can review the update and apply it to their designs. That is how one logo change reaches every open post file.

Teams that want more than a shared palette can set up a full design system in Figma.

Buzz template guidelines

Buzz guidelines lock a template down to the fields its author approves.

Assets with guidelines show a pink outline and a lock icon, and in focused editing editors can only change the unlocked text and image fields (Figma Help Center). Layer positions are locked by default, so authors only lock the text and images they want protected.

Editors can still switch layouts and themes, and apply variable modes on templates built with variables.

Any editor can also click Remove guidelines on an asset, so the lock works as a guardrail rather than a permission. Guidelines can be removed from a single asset but not in bulk, so removal stays a deliberate, per-asset choice.

How to customize a Figma social media post template

Order matters here. Working in a fixed sequence keeps the master frame clean and catches overflow before a post reaches a scheduler.

1. Duplicate the frame. Select the size you need, press Ctrl or Command D, and rename the copy by date and topic.
2. Edit the text. Double-click the headline layer, or change the text property on the component instance.
3. Swap the image fill. Select the photo layer, open the Fill swatch, and choose Upload from computer.
4. Apply brand values by picking a style or switching the variable mode instead of typing hex codes.
5. Check fit. Compare the longest line against its card, then look at the safe-zone guide on story frames.
6. Export. Set the format and scale on the frame, then export.

Image swaps do not reset the framing. A replaced fill keeps its fill mode, crop and position (Figma Help Center), so the new photo lands framed like the old one.

Dragging a file onto the Fill swatch replaces the image in one move. Shift Command K on Mac or Shift Ctrl K on Windows imports several photos at once, and clicking an existing object swaps its fill.

The Unsplash plugin covers the case where no photo is ready. It searches stock images and inserts one into the selected object.

When a photo sits wrong, the fill modes (Fill, Fit, Tile, Crop) control placement, and a walkthrough on how to crop in Figma covers the manual route.

Changes beyond typing, such as font, size or spacing, are covered in a guide to editing text in Figma.

Bulk creating posts from one template

Bulk creation turns one finished post into many by feeding it a spreadsheet. Figma Buzz does this natively, while Design files depend on community plugins.

Bulk create in Figma Buzz

The data file is a CSV or XLSX with one header row and one row per post (Figma Help Center). Text fields link to text layers and image fields to image layers only, and locked objects cannot be linked, so remove the template’s editing restrictions first.

New assets appear after the selected asset and show up in grid view.

The same feature handles localization. Import translated copy and each language becomes its own set of assets.

Images are the weak spot. As of October 2026, Figma’s help page lists three routes: pictures embedded in XLSX cells, a public image URL, or a Google Drive link, with the last two also working in CSV.

Another version of the same page limited images to XLSX, and forum threads from 2025 describe image columns being read as plain text. In July 2025 a user also reported images reordering once an XLSX passed roughly 11 to 12 rows, and Figma support asked for a screen recording.

Run a 3-row test before committing a whole month of posts.

Plugin-driven content in Design files

Google Sheets Sync, built by David Williames, maps spreadsheet column names to layer names. Prefix a layer with # and the column header (for example #Title), and the sync fills it. Names are not case sensitive and spaces are ignored.

Microsoft’s Content Reel fills layouts with sample text, icons and avatars, which makes it a quick way to see how a headline behaves at awkward lengths. A Medium design write-up notes it cannot populate layer groups, so each text field is selected one by one.

Reliability is the catch with community plugins. In July 2025 a Figma Community Support reply sent a user with Google Sheets Sync fetch errors to the plugin’s creator, and the user said other Google Sheets plugins were failing too.

Export settings for social media posts

Export each frame as PNG at 1x when the frame is already 1080 px wide, and switch to JPG only when a scheduling tool demands it. Figma’s help page gives the reason: JPG compression can hurt text readability, while PNG stays lossless.

PNG suits graphics with text, though files run larger than JPG (Figma Help Center). JPG gives smaller files but has no transparency and softer text edges. SVG and PDF aren’t meant for feed posts, and PDF exports only at 1x.

Scale comes next. Figma’s export constraints accept a scale multiplier or a fixed width or height, and the default is 1x (Figma developer docs).

Instagram’s help text recommends a 1080 px width and says larger images get downsized, often with visible compression artifacts (reported by KTLA in 2025). Buffer scales anything wider than 1440 px down before publishing, so a 2x export of a 1080 frame is resized anyway.

A photography blog argues for uploads at 1440 or even 2048 px wide, but the scheduler cap points the other way. Pixel width decides sharpness on a phone, and print-style DPI figures do not change that.

Two smaller settings matter. Set the color profile to sRGB, since Figma’s export settings offer Same as file, sRGB and Display P3, and Instagram’s publishing API converts other color spaces to sRGB. The Suffix field tags files by size without renaming layers (Figma Help Center).

Schedulers disagree on formats, so pick the export format from your tool’s help page, not from habit.

The rule that follows is PNG when your tool accepts it and high-quality JPG when it doesn’t. Several tools’ help pages (ContentStudio, Heropost) quote Meta’s publishing API as JPEG-only, which explains the stricter schedulers.

When Figma social media post templates fail

Templates tend to break in the same few spots: text that outgrows its frame, ratios a scheduler rejects, broken library links, safe zones that moved, and jobs a static file cannot do.

Text overflow

Overflow comes from copy that’s longer than the sample text, or from fonts that measure differently than the file expects.

Figma’s truncate option cuts text at a set number of lines and adds an ellipsis. A Figma staff reply on the community forum says Fill container on the truncating layer lets the line count adapt to its auto layout parent.

In a graphic, an ellipsis looks like a mistake. Cutting the copy beats truncating it, which is why truncation fits UI cards better than posts.

Fonts misbehave for a few reasons. The font may simply be missing on your computer, or a single style may be missing (Inter Regular, Bold and Extra Light take three separate files). Editors can also hold conflicting versions of the same font. Figma’s missing-font help page names those causes and adds that only .TTF and .OTF files are supported.

Wrong ratio and cropping

ZoomSphere’s help page says 3:4 image posts became publishable on May 30, 2025, while ContentStudio and Adobe Express Content Scheduler still list 4:5 to 1.91:1 as the limit.

Outside a tool’s range, Buffer schedules the post as a notification instead of publishing automatically, and ZoomSphere offers manual publishing only. Check the help page before shipping a 1080 x 1440 frame, and keep 1080 x 1350 as the fallback.

Library breaks

Instances show a missing library after a file moves. A copied project keeps pointing at the original library, and a transferred library stops updating files left behind (Figma Community Support, 2024 and 2025 replies).

Swap library relinks components and styles on paid plans, but not variables (Figma Help Center). Figma’s advice is to keep a library and its working files together.

Spec drift

As of October 2026, safe-zone guidance for Meta placements still differs by source.

• Some guides still give Stories 14% at the top and 20% at the bottom (Coinis, MakeTechEasier).
• Reels leave 14% at the top, 35% at the bottom and 6% on each side (Coinis, AdNabu), and Meta’s current Instagram Stories ad spec gives Stories the same margins.
• Billo and AdNabu report a March 2026 change that unified the Stories and Reels zones, though both still print the bottom band as 20% to 35%.

These margins are published for ads, and guides extend them to organic Stories. On a 1080 x 1920 frame, 14% is 269 px, 20% is 384 px, 35% is 672 px and 6% is 65 px, so the 250 px and 340 px figures some guides print beside 14% and 20% do not match the arithmetic.

Build the guide layer to the Reels margins. The safe box then measures about 950 x 980 px, less than half the frame.

Wrong-fit cases

Animated or video posts are the obvious miss. Figma Design exports PNG, JPG, SVG and PDF only (Figma Help Center), and animation lives in Figma Motion, which is still in beta, needs a Full seat and exports formats including MP4, GIF and WebM. This guide on how to export a GIF from Figma covers one route.

One-off posts don’t justify a template either, since building components and variables costs more than designing a single frame. And without a brand system a template locks nothing, because there are no styles or variables to lock.

Figma Social Media Post Templates FAQ

What counts as a post template in Figma?

A real one has sized frames, reusable components and shared styles. A flattened PNG of a finished post doesn’t count, because nothing in it updates from a single edit.

Is Figma better than Canva for social media posts?

No, not by default. Canva is template-first and aimed at non-designers, while Figma gives teams components, shared libraries and tighter control (Product Hunt’s comparison).

Figma Buzz targets the gap: designers lock the brand, and marketers fill in the content (Figma Help Center).

Does the free Figma plan cover post templates?

Yes, for a solo creator. The Starter plan holds 3 Figma Design and Figma Sites files combined in its single folder, drafts are unlimited, and Figma Buzz files have no limit (Figma Help Center).

Keep every size as a frame inside one file instead of one file per post, and the 3-file cap never bites.

How do you set up a carousel from a template?

Build each slide as its own numbered frame at 1080 x 1350, then export the frames in order. Instagram allows up to 20 slides, and the first slide sets the ratio for the rest (ContentStudio, 2026; Storrito).

Instagram has let people reorder slides after publishing since March 2026 (Edit, then long-press and drag), but new slides still cannot be added, so check the sequence and slide count before uploading.

What It Takes to Keep a Template Set Current

A template set stays current only when one person owns the size spec, the safe-zone guide and the library link. Instagram changed its profile grid in January 2025 and its accepted photo ratio in May 2025, so a template built before then carries the old spec.

Audit scheduler size limits first, since a rejected ratio stops publishing. Then check the safe-zone guide, because a stale one only hides copy, and finish with library links and fonts.

The money side is small. A Professional Full seat costs $192 a year on annual billing and $240 on monthly billing (Figma Community Support, September 2026), and the shared library needs that seat.

The time side recurs, so book the audit once a quarter. A written rulebook keeps it short, and teams that care about maintaining a design system well already work this way.

As verified on October 27, 2026, this order holds until a scheduler or Instagram changes its ratio range again.

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