I am assuming for whitetails. It sounds like you are just starting, so I am going to try to touch some of the basics. THere are a lot of factors.
Not to over generalize, but 2 blade w/ bleeders are usually the most prone to planing
for a given weight, three blades usually have larger blades than 4 blades, the bigger the blades, the more likely they are to plane.
For instance, 3 blade muzzys have a bigger diameter than 4 blades. a lot of people say four blade muzzys fly better. There is not as much surface area for planing
If you are looking for something that is easy to shoot, here are some good shooring 3 blades:
Montecs, thunderheads, muzzys, wasps (bullets look pretty easy to get to fly), nitrons
4 blades:
slick tricks, muzzys, I think there is a 4 blade wasp this year
If you have arrows with a helical fletch it helps a lot. The Quick spins whould help
Sometimes, it can be very hard to get a broadhead to fly properly with a straight fletch.
Some key things to always keep in mind:
1. Spin the heads to make sure they are not bent and teh insert is installed straight.
2. make sure that you have a properly spined arrow, looks like you do, but it depends on the length.
3. Make sure you are getting clearance (the rest is dropping in time)
