Feeling a bit confused about the proper photo size for Instagram? We can give you a play-by-play of your new options.

Instagram’s previous “square” look was the app’s most recognizable feature, but they have since changed the process of posting to the platform. Gone are the days of toiling with a third party application to size your images to square! Instead, Instagram now allows you to format your image size “in-app” into a landscape, portrait (as seen below), or square.

✨✈️ About to hop on a plane for our next adventure! If you want to follow along on snapchat ?: (goodbyeemilie) to find out where, I’ll be snap chatting the journey! (Well attempting to, as this is my first time! May need help Haha ?) Would also love to follow you lovely people, so let my know your usernames!

A photo posted by Emilie Ristevski (@helloemilie) on Feb 7, 2016 at 11:18pm PST

Originally, the app used images with the dimensions of 612 x 612 px, making it difficult for individuals to pull images off the app to reuse because of their low quality. Instagram’s image sizes now use either a width or height of 1080 px, or both if you stay “square.”

Healthy sunday ?

A photo posted by Aurelie Cerise (@aurelycerise) on Jan 17, 2016 at 5:55am PST

This change is huge for those who use Instagram to showcase their skills on the platform, such as wedding, nature, and lifestyle photographers. With the ability to maintain the proper image composition, photographers are able to feature a broader range of their work without Instagram’s limitations.

Obligatory desert highway photo ?? by @rfaill07

A photo posted by Caitlin Maloney ?? (@caitlinmaloney) on Feb 15, 2016 at 5:49pm PST