

- #HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM ON A LAPTOP HOW TO#
- #HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM ON A LAPTOP FOR MAC#
#HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM ON A LAPTOP HOW TO#
Here are a few different methods how to post on Instagram from a PC or laptop without driving you crazy. Youll usually find it in the Start menu on a PC, and in the Applications folder on a Mac. You should see a plus icon (+) button within the new Instagram interface. If you take photos with a real camera, as opposed to a smartphone, being able to upload to Instagram from a PC can save you a lot of time. If the feature is available for you, you’ll see a new pop-up alert at the top of your screen on the Instagram homepage after logging in that says: “Now you can create and share posts directly from your computer.” How to post to Instagram on Mac and PC Step 1, Open Google Chrome on your computer.
#HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM ON A LAPTOP FOR MAC#
It’s unclear how widely available the new feature is but it is rolling out now for Mac and PC. Spotted by Matt Navarra, the new feature is live on Instagram’s website and we are seeing the functionality available here at 9to5Mac as well. You can browse, in a limited fashion, on your computer. Rightly so, creators and businesses on Instagram now need to take a step further and provide a richer content experience, especially in the form of quality video posts.

Instagram is also available as a website for you to view on your computer. According to a tweet by Adam Mosseri, the Head of Instagram, Instagram is no longer a photo-sharing app. How to Download Your (Or Someone Else’s) Instagram Photos to Your Phone. This will allow you to switch to mobile view and you can now upload a photo from your desktop computer. Below, we’ve covered how to download photos to your phone or your laptop. Right-click the page and choose 'Inspect' and click the tablet icon. To use Chrome, go to Instagram to sign into your account. Check out a closer look below including how to post to Instagram on Mac and PC. To do this, you have to use web browsers such as Chrome, Safari, or other tools as a middleman. The new functionality includes the ability to use filters and edit photos and videos as well. After we got a sneak peek at the feature last month, Instagram has quietly rolled out the option to create and publish posts from its website on desktop (but not on iPad).
