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Every post becomes three colored stripes — oldest to newest. One picture of everything you posted.
Social stripe from@taylorswift
Takes about 20 seconds
The idea
Each post gives up its three defining colors. Put them in a row and your feed becomes one piece of art.









Your posts, oldest to newest
Three stripes for every post
Try it now
No screenshot added yet
Add a screenshot of your profile grid to start.
Examples
Same idea, wildly different results. Here are a few fictional feeds.
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Fictional feeds built from free stock photography. The stripes are the real colors extracted from the photos shown. Not affiliated with any real account.
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Payment isn’t live yet — reserve launch pricing with your email.
FAQ
It’s a piece of artwork made from your Instagram feed. Every post becomes three vertical colored stripes, lined up from your oldest post on the left to your newest on the right — inspired by climate stripes.
Your screenshot is read directly in your browser. We find the post grid and, for each post, pull out its two dominant colors and one accent color — the small, characteristic tone that stands out. Those three colors become three stripes, placed side by side with no gaps, oldest on the left. The analysis happens on your device; the image is never uploaded.
No. This preview works entirely from a screenshot. Connecting a Business or Creator account is planned as an option later, but it will always stay optional.
No. It stays in your browser’s memory and is never uploaded to a server. Close the tab and it’s gone.
Yes. Because you upload your own screenshot, it works exactly the same for private profiles.
It’s in active development. Leave your email through “Notify me when ready” and you’ll hear from us first.
No. Social-Stripe is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Instagram or Meta. Instagram is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc.
No account, no password, no upload. Just one screenshot and about 20 seconds.