Last month news came that the photo sharing app instagram Was working on adding support for posting content to their platform, not only through the app but on desktop as well.
Now, the functionality appears to be live as a lot of users have seen support for it.
The Facebook-owned app has confirmed that it has rolled out support for posting to Instagram via desktop. “We know that many people access Instagram from their computers,” said an Instagram spokesperson. “To improve that experience, we are now testing the ability to create a feed post on Instagram with their desktop browser.”
Times of India – Gadgets can now also see the feature of going live on Safari browser on Mac but not on Chrome browser running on Windows PC However, it is only a matter of time before the same goes live on Windows as well.
The process of posting from PC looks the same as when you post Instagram app.
Those who will have support for posting from their PC should be able to see a ‘+’ icon on the top right corner of the screen.
Here’s how you can post to Instagram from your PC:
Now, the functionality appears to be live as a lot of users have seen support for it.
The Facebook-owned app has confirmed that it has rolled out support for posting to Instagram via desktop. “We know that many people access Instagram from their computers,” said an Instagram spokesperson. “To improve that experience, we are now testing the ability to create a feed post on Instagram with their desktop browser.”
Times of India – Gadgets can now also see the feature of going live on Safari browser on Mac but not on Chrome browser running on Windows PC However, it is only a matter of time before the same goes live on Windows as well.
The process of posting from PC looks the same as when you post Instagram app.
Those who will have support for posting from their PC should be able to see a ‘+’ icon on the top right corner of the screen.
Here’s how you can post to Instagram from your PC:
- Click on the ‘+’ icon
- choose from computer
- Choose size option – Original, Square (1:1), Portrait (4:5), Landscape (16:9)
- click next
- Select Filters and Edit Brightness, Contrast etc.
- Write a caption, add location, etc.
- share
Recently, Instagram head Adam Mosseri answered some of the most widely asked questions about the platform, its algorithm, and how it ranks posts in feed, in a blog post. Mosseri says the main “misunderstanding” about the Instagram algorithm is that there is a single algorithm whereby people see certain posts and hide some. However, in reality, it is actually “a variety of algorithms, classifiers and procedures, each with its own purpose.”
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