IG Story Maker
Create vertical stories at 1080×1920 with stickers, animated elements, brand kits, and music waveforms.
No watermarkFree & unlimitedWorks offline
Story tips: Use stickers and animated elements for engagement. Brand kits keep your stories consistent. Music waveforms are great for audio content promotion. The safe zone for text is the middle 80% of the story area.
All processing happens in your browser. No data is sent to any server.
About this tool
- 1
Choose a background
Select a solid color, gradient, or upload your own background image.
- 2
Add content
Place text, stickers, or overlay images onto the 1080x1920 canvas.
- 3
Customize styling
Adjust fonts, colors, positioning, and effects to match your brand.
- 4
Export and share
Download the finished story image as a PNG ready for Instagram upload.
- Keep important content within the center 1080x1420 area to avoid being cut off by UI elements.
- Use bold, large text since stories are viewed on small mobile screens.
- Stick to 2-3 colors maximum per story for a clean, professional look.
- Leave space at the top and bottom for Instagram username and reply bar overlays.
- Pixel-perfect 1080x1920 canvas matching Instagram Story dimensions
- Customizable backgrounds with colors, gradients, and image uploads
- Text overlays with multiple font options and styling controls
- Layer management for arranging elements front to back
- High-quality PNG export ready for direct Instagram upload
- Create branded announcement stories for product launches or events
- Design quote cards and motivational content for daily story posts
- Build promotional stories with text overlays on product photos
- Make event countdown or sale announcement story graphics
Instagram Stories display at a 9:16 aspect ratio. 1080x1920 pixels is the recommended resolution for sharp, full-screen story content on all devices.
Instagram does compress uploads, but starting with a 1080x1920 PNG ensures the best possible quality after compression.
Each export produces one story image. Create and download multiple images separately, then upload them as a sequence in Instagram.