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In its recent update, Instagram has introduced a feature users have long awaited - the ability to upload photos directly via sharing instead of navigating through Instagram for iPhone or Android and uploading as before. If you're new to Instagram, don't miss the guide for newcomers, offering valuable insights on using Instagram. This guide is especially helpful for photo editing and uploading photos to other social networks.
Before you proceed, it's essential to note that when posting photos directly to Instagram from Photos, the photo app on your iPhone and iPad, you won't be able to edit images with the available filters as usual. Therefore, it's advisable to edit them with a dedicated app beforehand.
Posting Stunning Instagram Pictures from Your iPhone and iPad
Firstly, if you don't have Instagram on your device yet, you can download the latest version here:
- Instagram version for iPhone: Instagram for iPhone
- Instagram version for Android: Instagram for Android
Step 1: First, go to the Photos section and open the image you want to share. Then, press Share at the bottom left corner of the screen.
Step 2: Next, choose 'More'.
Step 3: Scroll down, swipe from left to right on the Instagram section.
Step 4: Now, Instagram will appear in the share menu. Select the Instagram icon, add a caption to the image, and press Share. After a few seconds, your photo will appear on this social network immediately.
That's it, folks! You've just learned how to share photos on Instagram from your iPhone or iPad. If you happen to forget your password along the way, refer to the guide on recovering your Instagram password. Once you successfully regain access, all that's left is to log into Instagram and tweak your unique photos. Logging into Instagram is a breeze, and there's a heads-up about syncing your photos—keep an eye out for that.
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Additionally, if you're a fan of notifications, including Instagram images, consider limiting them for less-used apps to avoid draining your battery. Limiting these will stretch your iPhone's battery life, suitable for prolonged use or more essential tasks in the long run.
