Still not able to upload anything to your account via third party apps, but it’s still pretty lovely. Other updates include automatically searching keywords when you switch search categories, new popular photos, and bug fixes. This iteration of the application fully supports high-resolution images, non-square photos, and hashtags in languages besides English. I also like the multiple accounts and bookmarks features, which let you switch easily between Instagram accounts and bookmark people and posts without following/liking them, respectively. You can play with the app settings to change preview size, space between posts, preview information, and auto-trimming whitespace to your personal preference to optimize the viewing experience. Grids features a clean, simple UI, which allows you to browse your feed or popular posts (selected based on your interests with promises that they shan’t be “weird and totally random” (unless you’re into that sort of thing)) in a (go figure) grid. Grids acts as a bridge for Mac/Instagram fraternization. I tend to jump between the two devices rather often, and I can get frustrated with certain commonly used applications that work (or work well, at least) only on one or the other. I’m a huge fan of anything that connects my computer and phone usage. PhotoGrids app allows you to split(crop) your large rectangular photos into a number of square pics and upload them to Instagram and impress your friends and. Read Nick’s review of a previous version here.

Grids 3.0 is an Instagram client for Mac. Grids brings the best Instagram experience to your Mac.

Grids for instagram mac app