Now, post on multiple Instagram accounts simultaneously: Here's how
What's the story
Popular photo-sharing platform Instagram is always testing new and intriguing features.
Just recently, the service enabled an option for sharing Stories with 'Close Friends', and now, it is adding capabilities to share feed posts on multiple accounts.
Meaning, you'll be able to share the same photo [and its caption] to all your accounts at the same time.
Here's how you could use it.
Working
Feature for influencers, businesses
The feature, reported by TechCrunch.com/2019/01/09/instagram-self-regram/">TechCrunch, would let you post to multiple accounts and save a tad amount of time and effort.
Instagram has long been allowing people to keep two or more accounts, giving them an opportunity to keep their personal and professional lives separate.
As such, influencers, social media managers, and people with Finstas (fake instas) could make the most of this option.
Information
However, there's a catch
Sometimes, people keep accounts with different themes. One account may only have followers from work, while the other may have your friends. In such cases, the option may not be useful because you may not want to share personal 'made-for-friends' stuff on a work account.
Sharing option
Here's how posts can be shared on multiple accounts
In order to use the feature, you'll have to go through the same photo-sharing process from any one of your accounts.
Once you've picked an image/video, the composer page, where you add caption and tags, will show an additional option with toggles for all your logged-in accounts.
Just enable the toggle for the account you want to share the content with and proceed.
Availability
Note: Feature is not available for everyone
Having said that, it is important to note that the feature is available only for iOS users at this stage.
"We are rolling out this feature to provide a better experience for people who often post to multiple accounts," an Instagram spokesperson told TechCrunch.
However, the company did not reveal when the option will be enabled for those using Android.