Discover effective ways to reach out to Instagram (Meta) for account support and assistance.
While there's currently no reliable direct phone number to contact Instagram for account issues, you can still utilize the Help Center, report inappropriate content, and troubleshoot common errors.
Important Information
- At present, there's no dependable method to contact Instagram support via phone or email. Automated responses are typically provided.
- Instagram's Help Center remains the optimal resource to resolve account issues and find solutions to your queries.
- To report a post or user, simply tap on '•••' in the top-right corner and select 'Report'.
Procedures
Utilizing the Assistance Hub

Visit https://help.instagram.com/ using a web browser. Since there's no reliable direct phone line to reach Instagram, accessing Instagram's Assistance Hub is necessary. Fortunately, there are numerous troubleshooting guides available for common issues.
- You can also access the Assistance Hub within the app. Follow these steps:
- Launch the Instagram app.
- Tap on the profile tab located in the bottom-right corner.
- Tap on ☰ at the top-right corner.
- Choose Settings and privacy.
- Scroll down and select Help.
- Tap on Assistance Hub.

Look up your concern. Enter relevant keywords into the search bar at the top. Pertinent guides will appear as you type.
- For instance, input 'Unable to log in' and Instagram will display relevant guides for this issue.

Choose a support guide. Opt for the guide whose title best matches your concern.
- For example, if you suspect your account has been compromised, select Hacked Instagram Account.

Follow the instructions in the guide. These guides provide detailed steps and links to resolve your issue. In some instances, you may need to complete and submit a form.
Filing a Report

Visit https://help.instagram.com/
using your preferred web browser. This website serves as a resource for reviewing Instagram's policies, community guidelines, and seeking assistance with specific issues.

Navigate to Privacy, Security and Reporting. This option is located in the left panel of the Help Center.

Click on How to Report Things. A list of articles addressing common reporting scenarios will be displayed.

Choose an appropriate option. Review each option to select the one that best matches your situation.

If available, click the link provided to submit a report. Not every scenario offers a form for submission. If you encounter blue text such as 'report it,' 'report this person to us,' 'fill out this form,' or similar, click on it. Below are several forms you can use to report issues to Instagram:
- To report instances of bullying and harassment: https://help.instagram.com/contact/188391886430254
- To report cases of copyright infringement: https://help.instagram.com/contact/552695131608132
- To report a convicted sex offender: https://help.instagram.com/contact/334013860059654
- To report users under the age of 13: https://help.instagram.com/contact/723586364339719
- If you believe your account was mistakenly deactivated: https://help.instagram.com/contact/606967319425038

Complete the provided form. Depending on the selected form, the questions may vary. Provide accurate information to the best of your knowledge.

Click Send. Once you've completed the form, click on the blue Send button located at the bottom to submit your report. Instagram may or may not provide a response, but they will aim to resolve the issue within a week.
Reporting a Post

Launch the Instagram application. If not already logged in, proceed to do so.
- You can alternatively access Instagram via a web browser at https://www.instagram.com/.

Locate the post you wish to report. You can also report an individual by visiting their profile directly.

Tap ••• . This option is located in the upper-right corner of the post. If reporting a user, it will appear next to their username.

Tap Report. If reporting a user, indicate the type of account you wish to report.

Follow the prompts displayed on your screen. You might need to categorize the content if it violates Instagram's Community Guidelines.
Resolving Issues

Block users who are abusive or causing trouble. If someone is constantly bothering you on Instagram, the simplest solution is to block them.
- You can also report individuals to Instagram's Help Center if they are harassing or threatening others illegally.

Regularly change your password for added security. To minimize the risk of your account being hacked or compromised, change your password at least every six months.
- If you've forgotten your password or it no longer works, you can reset your Instagram password.

Think about switching your account to private. You can make your Instagram account private, meaning that only your approved followers can see your content, by adjusting your settings in the mobile app:
- Open the Instagram app.
- Tap the profile icon at the bottom-right corner.
- Tap ☰ at the top-right corner.
- Go to Settings and privacy.
- Select Account privacy.
- Toggle on Private account.
- Confirm with Yes if prompted.

Request an appeal if your account has been disabled. If Instagram has disabled or deactivated your account, you can attempt to submit an appeal. Open the Instagram app on your phone and log in to initiate the process. Follow the instructions provided on screen to submit your appeal.
- You can also use this form to submit an appeal.

Challenge the removal of content due to copyright or trademark issues. If you receive a notification that Instagram has taken down one of your posts for copyright or trademark violations, and you believe it was done in error, you have the option to appeal.
- Submit an appeal using this form.

Temporarily disable your Instagram account if needed. If there's any controversy or unwanted behavior surrounding your account, consider temporarily deactivating it. You can always reactivate it later by signing in again.
Helpful Tips
Important Notices
- Instagram does not provide a customer support phone number. Beware of any listings claiming to offer a Facebook or Instagram phone number, as they are scams.