Instagram photos for the circle and the grid
Your profile photo is seen constantly and looked at rarely. It has to work at a glance and sit well above whatever you post.
Five free creations — no signup, no card


[stepsTitle — 3-5 words]
[stepsSubtitle — max 10 words, or leave as-is to hide it]
- step 11
[step 1 title — 2-4 words]
[step 1 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 22
[step 2 title — 2-4 words]
[step 2 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 33
[step 3 title — 2-4 words]
[step 3 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
- step 44
[step 4 title — 2-4 words]
[step 4 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
[benefitsTitle — 3-6 words]
[benefit 1 title — 3-6 words]
[benefit 1 body — 1-2 short sentences, max 30 words]
[benefit 2 title — 3-6 words]
[benefit 2 body — 1-2 short sentences, max 30 words]
[benefit 3 title — 3-6 words]
[benefit 3 body — 1-2 short sentences, max 30 words]

[uploadTitle — 3-6 words]
[uploadBody — 1 sentence, max 20 words]
What works
- [what works #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what works #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what works #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
What gets rejected
- [what gets rejected #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what gets rejected #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
- [what gets rejected #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
The circle, the grid, and the difference
Instagram shows your profile photo as a small circle above a grid. Seen constantly, looked at rarely.
The circle, and what it costs
Roughly 90 px on a phone profile. Smaller beside a story or comment.
Anything near the edges of a square is cropped. Centre the face, leave a little room. Text and logos will not survive.
Match the grid
A profile photo that clashes with the feed under it reads as borrowed.
Cold studio portrait above a warm outdoor grid sits oddly. Pick colour and light that belong with what you actually post.
Photos for the grid too
The same face model makes posts — street style, travel, seasonal, editorial.
Consistency of light and colour is what makes a set feel coherent, more than consistency of pose.
Say so where it matters
Instagram labels some AI content itself.
If your account rests on a personal relationship with an audience, a quiet note costs far less than being asked about it later.
To start
Three to five selfies, no signup.
Generate for the two jobs separately: a tight high-contrast frame for the avatar, wider environmental shots for the grid. One photo rarely does both.
[galleryTitle — 3-5 words]
[gallerySubtitle — max 10 words, or leave as-is to hide it]
These photos are AI-generated.



[pricingTitle — 4-8 words. Lead with free, not price]
[pricingBody — max 45 words: no signup + 5 free creations, then 2 credits/set and 1/edit, link /pricing/. NEVER quote a price]
See pricing[privacyTitle — 4-7 words]
[privacyBody — max 45 words: kept until you delete the face profile, never shared, deletable anytime]
Read the full answersCovered in the press
TechCrunch, Forbes Australia, the Evening Standard and Khaleej Times have all written about Artisse, along with HackerNoon, Unite.AI, Tech Times and The Messenger. See the coverage
Common questions
- How big is an Instagram profile photo?
- A circle, roughly 90px on a phone profile and smaller beside a story or comment. Anything near the edges of a square is cropped away.
- Why does my profile photo look out of place?
- It probably clashes with the feed under it. A cold studio portrait sits oddly above a warm outdoor grid; match the colour and light of what you actually post.
- Can I make posts as well as the avatar?
- Yes — the same face model produces street-style, travel, seasonal and editorial looks. Generating several from one template family keeps a grid coherent.
- Does Instagram label AI photos?
- Instagram labels some AI-generated content itself. Beyond that, if your account rests on a personal relationship with an audience, saying so yourself costs far less than being asked about it later.
- Is one photo enough for both jobs?
- Rarely. The avatar wants a tight high-contrast frame; the grid wants wider environmental shots. They are different photographs.
Related pages
Generate for both jobs
A tight frame for the avatar, wider shots for the grid — from the same three to five selfies.



