How do I post a ticket to Instagram?
Lumoria doesn’t post for you. What it does is draw your ticket into a picture shaped for the platform and save that picture to your camera roll. You post it from Instagram, like any other photo.
Step by step
- Open the ticket and tap ⋯ → Export…
- Choose Social Media.
- Tap the size you want. Lumoria draws it, saves it (“Saved to Camera roll”) and closes.
- Open Instagram, start a post or a story, and pick the newest picture in your library.
The five sizes
- Story: 1080 × 1920, the full-screen shape. Under Default formats.
- Square: 1080 × 1080. Also under Default formats, and the safe choice if you aren’t sure where it’s going.
- Instagram: 1080 × 1350, the tall feed crop. Under Vertical.
- Facebook: 1080 × 1359. Under Vertical.
- X: 720 × 1280. Under Vertical.
These aren’t crops of one picture. Each is its own composition, laid out to fill that shape: the Story one sets the ticket in a large frame and then shows it twice more underneath. So it’s worth picking the right size here rather than resizing later. Each is saved at your screen’s full resolution.
A social picture always carries the Made with Lumoria mark, and it always comes out as a PNG. There are no settings on this route. To choose the background, the crop, the file type or the resolution (or, as an Early Adopter, to take the mark off), use Camera roll instead: “How do I save a ticket to my Camera Roll?”.
One at a time
The export sheet closes after each save. Making a Story version and a Square version is two runs through the same menu. Both land in your camera roll and stay there.