Compose your photographs into one wide grid. msnry slices it into 4:5 pages that swipe as a single continuous strip.
Images span the page joins and the gaps never drift, so page one always shows the edge of what comes next, the cue that makes people swipe. And every page stays a full-resolution 4:5 photograph.
ryanstanikkphotography Laid with msnry.
Everything a carousel needs, nothing that gets between you and the photographs.

Two to ten pages. Every one fills completely, no holes, ever.
No internet needed. Everything stays on the device.
Captions, set in ten faces
Instagram decides the frame; photographers just fill it. A carousel laid as one grid gives a set its room: full resolution, every image seen, and an edge on page one that says keep swiping.
Hold a photograph and move it anywhere. Pin what must not move, shuffle the rest.
Undo runs a hundred steps deep.
Desktop too, in any browser
Exports land in an msnry album ready to post, or share the whole set to Instagram in one go.
One continuous strip, sliced into pages
msnry began as a Photoshop routine: one wide canvas, guides every 1080 pixels, hours of nudging. The app keeps the discipline and loses the hours. What you arrange is exactly what exports, to the pixel.
Phone first, desktop when you want the bigger canvas; the same app runs in any browser. On Android it installs properly, splash screen, gallery export and all.
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