The grid is built from posts you actually downloaded, not ones you generated and abandoned. An export is the only moment somebody commits to a post, so it is the only honest basis for "what your feed looks like".
It is linked from the Library rather than sitting in the nav. A top-level entry would imply we know what is on your profile, and we do not — the distinction matters enough to cost it a menu slot.
Three across, newest first. The thing you are looking for is not whether each post is good; it is whether three dark covers in a row have made a hole in the grid, or whether every cover uses the same layout.
The usual fixes are a different design variant on one post, or a photo template between two typographic ones. Change it, export again, and the grid updates.
This is your PostPop exports, not your profile. If you post things made elsewhere, your real grid has those in it too. The screen says so rather than letting you assume.
Not vanity. It shows you a specific, fixable problem.
Each post is fine. Together they make a block, and a visitor reads a block as one thing rather than three. The grid is the only place this is visible.
A big headline on a plain ground nine times reads as a template, and a template reads as automated. Swapping a design variant on two of nine fixes it.
We have no Instagram connection and do not publish. This is the posts you took away from PostPop — a useful preview, not a mirror, and it says so on the screen.
Same posts. One was ordered with the grid in mind.
Three dark covers landed together. The top row is a hole in the grid.
The same nine posts. Spread out, the dark ones read as a pattern instead of a blot.
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