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Instagram Caption Preview With “More” Cutoff
Most people only ever read the first two lines of a caption. Paste yours in and see exactly where Instagram’s “more” cutoff falls, how line breaks render, and whether your hook survives the fold.
See One Post Everywhere
Set up your post, compare every important crop, and review issues before publishing.
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Your Previews
Compare crops across Instagram placements
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Upload an image or load the example to compare every placement and run the visual QA check.
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Click an empty tile to add an image. Drag tiles to rearrange the grid.
Click a tile or drag your post to compare its position at Explore thumbnail size.
Beat the 125-Character Fold
Instagram collapses captions after roughly 125 characters or two lines and hides the rest behind “more”. Put the hook, offer, or key context first; the preview flags openings likely to lose their point below the fold.
Format for Readability
Captions allow up to 2,200 characters and about 30 hashtags. Line breaks, emoji, and @mentions all shift where the fold lands. The field preserves your spacing so the collapsed and expanded states match what publishes.
Preview Long and Short Together
Toggle the collapsed and expanded states to compare the two-line teaser with the full text, and adjust wording until both read well on their own.
About This Caption Fold Checker
How do I preview an Instagram caption and its “more” cutoff?
Type or paste your caption above and the tool shows the collapsed feed teaser and the expanded text side by side — no login required.
How many characters before a caption is truncated?
The feed shows roughly the first 125 characters or two lines before adding “more”. Captions can run up to 2,200 characters in total.
Are my caption drafts saved anywhere?
Draft text can be kept in your browser’s local storage on your own device. It is not sent to a server or to analytics by this site.