nft grids for x / twitter

One image beats forty screenshots. A grid puts your whole collection — or your best pieces — into a single post that actually stops the scroll.

what to post

The flex grid: your top pieces in a tight 3×3 or 4×4 — big enough tiles that each piece is recognizable in the timeline. The full-collection grid: a 10×10 wall of everything, which reads as a mosaic and rewards the tap-to-zoom. The recap grid: everything you minted or collected this year, in one image.

sizes that work on x

X shows timeline images around 16:9 and crops the preview, so square grids display with side padding but survive cropping best — and the full grid appears on tap. GRiD iT's 4K export leaves plenty of resolution after X's compression, so zoomed-in tiles stay sharp. For header images (1500×500), build a wide, shallow grid — one or two rows.

animated grids autoplay

GIFs autoplay in the X timeline, which makes an animated GIF grid the highest-impact format if your collection has motion. Keep the grid small (3×3 or 4×4) so the file stays light and the animation stays smooth.

how to do it

Open grid.app, paste your wallet address (no connection needed), select the pieces, arrange the layout, and export. Post the file directly — no compression-happy third-party host in between. Full walkthrough: how to make an NFT grid.

open grid.app →

faq

What size should an NFT grid be for an X post?

Export at 4K and let X downscale it — the preview stays sharp and the tap-to-zoom version keeps detail. Square grids survive timeline cropping best.

Can I use an NFT grid as my X header?

Yes — build a wide, shallow grid (one or two rows) so it fits the 1500×500 header crop, and export as PNG.