Instagram Top Nine: How to make a collage of your best 9 photos of 2019 #2019BestNine #BestNine #TopNine2019 #TopNine - How to create your Instagram Top Nine

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INSTAGRAM users are sharing their #TopNine2019 collages with the 9 best – and most liked – photos of the last year. And this year, you can also share the most popular videos too. We've got all the details to share your collage before the 2020 fireworks kickstart the new year...

If you’re scrolling jealously through an Instagram feed filled with picture-packed collages of the nine most-liked photos from someone’s last year on the social media platform – then don’t worry, we can teach you how to create and share exactly the same thing! Bucket loads of social media users, from A-list to D-list celebrities as well as friends and family, have been sharing the collages of their most popular shots from the last twelve months with the social hashtag #2019BestNine, #BestNine, #TopNine2019 or #TopNine.
Last year, more than four million people ended up sharing the three-by-three grid of their most-liked shots by the time the New Year fireworks kicked-in. And according to developers behind the Top Nine collage, a total of 8,937,900 have already been generated and (presumably) shared with friends this year.
But while the Instagram Best Nine – or Top Nine – has become a bit of an annual tradition on the social media site, it’s not something that Instagram owners Facebook have built into the software. Instead, you’ll need a third-party app to rank your most liked shots and put them together in the single collage. In that way, it's very similar to the 2009 vs 2019 10-Year Challenge on Instagram that's also taking social media users by storm at the moment.
Thankfully, we know just the app.

How to create your Instagram Top Nine

First up, you’ll need to head to either TopNine.co and enter your Instagram username so the service can start finding your most-like shots. If you’d rather use the app, developer Beta Labs has also built a dedicated “Top Nine for Instagram 2019” app available for iOS and Android in the respective app stores.
If you’re using the website, you’ll need to provide a valid email address. That’s because the service will send you the final product when it’s done analysing all of your images and putting together the three-by-three-grid of your images.
However, if you’re uncomfortable with the developers holding onto your details, you can request them to remove your personal information at any time by heading to topnine.co/forget-me

"Besides being the original Top Nine creators, security and privacy are two of the most important reasons why all celebrities and influencers choose us instead of all the existing clones", said Kevin Natanzon, founder of Beta Labs and creators of the Top Nine app. And it’s true – last year alone, Top Nine was used by every celebrity sharing their top nine Instagram photo collage, including Nick Jonas, Kyle Jenner, among many others.

If you decide to use the iPhone or Android app, you’ll be able to order products – such as phone cases – with the finished product on. So, if you’ve had a particularly photogenic year, or are pleased with the shots that it has picked for you, it could be a great way to remember the year.

Of course, there’s nothing stopping you putting together a #TopNine2019 for someone else (as long as their profile page is set to public on Instagram) and ordering them a personalised product as a gift to celebrate the new year. If you have set your own Instagram account to private, you’ll have to use the Best Nine app instead of the website to create your Top Nine.