After only three years of development, multiple false starts, and what can only be described as the most patient user base in social media history, Instagram has finally announced that you can rearrange your grid.

Let’s be honest about what this really means: Instagram has officially acknowledged that we’ve all become interior designers for our digital selves, pressured to maintain a perfectly curated grid. People now delete perfectly good photos not because they dislike them, but because they “don’t fit the vibe.”

Yet, this new feature might actually make Instagram more stressful, not less. Instead of just worrying about individual posts, we have to think about our entire profile holistically.

Equally interesting is Instagram’s new “quiet posting” feature, which lets you add content to your profile without alerting followers. It’s a dream for grid perfectionists (and anxious posters alike), allowing them to fill those aesthetic gaps in their profiles without tanking engagement.

In essence, Instagram’s newly rolled-out grid rearrangement now gives you more control over your personal brand, while quiet posting lets you experiment without pressure.You can read more here.