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Post daily quote graphics automatically

Keep a sheet of quotes and let on-brand graphics publish themselves on a schedule.

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Trigger1On a scheduleRun automatically at a set frequency.
Source2Google SheetsRead rows from a spreadsheet.
Render3New Season Fashion Sale Instagram Ad with Discount BadgeExample template. Swap in your own design.
Destination4Post to InstagramPublish each render to Instagram.

A quote a day, posted for you

A daily quote account lives or dies on consistency, and posting one graphic by hand every morning is exactly the chore people quit after a week. This workflow keeps the habit for you. Keep a Google Sheet of quotes, design the graphic once, and Orshot renders and posts the next one to Instagram on the schedule you pick.

Click a row to see the graphic it becomes:

One row becomes one postClick a row
AQuoteBAuthor
1Done is better than perfect.Sheryl Sandberg
2The obstacle is the way.Marcus Aurelius
3You miss every shot you don't take.Wayne Gretzky
Orshot renders
Post
Done is better than perfect.
AuthorSheryl Sandberg
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Rendered from row 1, one per row

Where a quote queue helps

The same setup runs a lot of different accounts. A sheet full of lines is the whole content plan:

Motivation and niche pages
Theme accounts that live on a steady drip of quotes, where showing up daily matters more than any single post.
Brand and community managers
A week of on-brand posts queued in one sitting, so the feed never goes quiet during a busy stretch.

Set the schedule

  • Pick the time the daily post should go out, like 8am in your audience's timezone.
  • Choose the account or accounts to publish to.
  • Queue your quotes as rows, then let it run and refill when the list gets short.

How it works, step by step

  1. Design a quote template

    Build one quote graphic in the studio, with a placeholder for the quote text and one for the author.

  2. Fill a Google Sheet

    Keep your quotes in a sheet, one per row, with a column for the quote and a column for the author.

  3. Connect Instagram

    Link the Instagram account you want the daily graphic posted to.

  4. Set a daily schedule

    Choose the time of day, and each run takes the next quote, renders it, and posts it.

Frequently asked

How do I post a quote to Instagram every day without doing it by hand?

Keep your quotes as rows in a Google Sheet and design the graphic template once. This workflow runs on a daily schedule, renders the next quote into your branded layout, and posts it to Instagram. You only touch the sheet.

Where do the quotes come from?

From a Google Sheet you control. Each row is one quote plus its author. You can queue a hundred in one sitting and the schedule works through them a day at a time.

What if a quote is long?

The template auto-fits text inside its box, so a short line and a long paragraph both stay inside the design. Nothing overflows or gets cut off.

Can I post the same graphic to more than one account?

Yes. Add each account as a destination and the same rendered graphic posts to all of them in one run. You can also send it to LinkedIn alongside Instagram.

Do I have to keep refilling the sheet?

Only when your queue runs low. Add a batch of rows whenever it suits you, and the daily schedule keeps posting until the list is used up.