Instagram Grid Maker

Terms of Use

These terms set the rules for using the site, including image rights, prohibited activity, platform responsibility, third-party services, warranty disclaimers, liability limits, user responsibility, and governing law. Last updated September 10, 2026.

How do users accept these terms?

By accessing or using Instagram Grid Maker and its related pages, users agree to these terms. If a user does not agree, they should stop using the site and contact support with any questions.

Is Instagram Grid Maker an independent service?

Yes. The service uses Instagram, Meta, and TikTok names only to describe publishing contexts. Those platforms do not operate, sponsor, or approve this site.

Who owns the image rights?

Users keep whatever rights they already have in images, designs, logos, and other content they process with the tool. Users are responsible for having permission to upload, edit, export, download, and publish that material.

What uses are not allowed?

Do not use the site for illegal, infringing, misleading, abusive, or harmful content; automated scraping, probing, or attacks; attempts to interfere with the service; malware; or activity that violates another platform's rules.

How could free or paid features change?

The current core browser workflow is free. If optional paid features, accounts, API access, or team features are added later, any extra terms or pricing will be shown before you use or purchase those features.

How does this site use ads and third-party services?

The site uses third-party services for hosting, analytics, security, email, or advertising support, and may show ads in the future. As of this terms update, the site has not enabled Google AdSense ads yet; if Google AdSense is enabled later, related advertising behavior will be described in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Third-party services follow their own terms and policies, and ads or external links do not mean that Instagram Grid Maker endorses the advertiser, product, or linked site.

How do exports relate to platform rules?

Exports are files prepared for practical posting workflows. Before publishing, users remain responsible for Instagram, Meta, TikTok, or any other platform rules; platform display and review decisions sit outside this service.

What service availability can users expect?

The service may change, pause, or become unavailable for maintenance, infrastructure issues, abuse prevention, legal reasons, or product updates. Avoid depending on the tool as the only step in a time-sensitive publishing workflow.

What warranty disclaimer applies?

Instagram Grid Maker is provided "as is" and "as available." To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not make warranties that the site will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or compatible with every image, browser, device, social platform, or platform update.

What limitation of liability applies?

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Instagram Grid Maker is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost data, account issues, publishing delays, platform review decisions, business interruption, or similar losses related to using the site.

What user responsibility and indemnification applies?

Users are responsible for the content they upload, process, export, download, and publish. If a claim arises from a user's content, misuse of the service, violation of these terms, or violation of another person's rights, the user agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold Instagram Grid Maker harmless from resulting losses, costs, or expenses to the extent permitted by law.

Which law governs these terms?

These terms are governed by the laws that apply to the operator of Instagram Grid Maker, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, unless local consumer protection laws require otherwise.

How can users ask about terms?

Questions about these terms, product changes, or policy updates can be sent to hello@instagramgridmaker.org. Most messages receive a reply within 48 hours, but that timing is not a legal commitment.