Instagram Now Lets iOS Users Post the Same Content to Multiple Accounts at the Same Time

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By Harpreet Singh | Updated: 10 January 2019 15:59 IST
Highlights
  • Instagram is adding the ability to post content to multiple accounts
  • The feature is currently rolling out to iOS users
  • It will help influencers and other users save time

Instagram has added the ability to post the same content to multiple accounts

If you post content on multiple Instagram accounts, things are about to get slightly easier for you. Instagram is now rolling out a new feature that lets users post the same content on multiple accounts. The feature is currently being made available on Instagram for iOS, but there's no official confirmation yet on whether it'll arrive on Android as well. Currently, users need to switch profiles within the app to post content to their other profiles on Instagram.

The new feature, being called 'self regram', is well suited for influencers, business account managers, and others who maintain multiple profiles on Instagram. The feature is rolling out globally on the iOS app. The Facebook-owned company had previously introduced resharing via its Stories format.

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Once the self regram feature is rolled out to your account, you'll be able to use it while sharing a new post. After selecting a photo or a video and applying your favourite filters, you'll see an option to 'Post to Other Accounts' under the location field. You can choose to post the same content by selecting the relevant accounts.

The feature is expected to save a lot of time for Instagram users who like to post the same across all their profiles. For those who run multiple personal accounts, this could be a useful feature as well.

The only thing you need to consider while using this feature is if you have a common set of followers for your accounts, they'll see the same content multiple times. Of course, this isn't an issue in case you have little to no common followers.

We tried out Instagram's new self regram feature on the iOS app, and it worked quite well. The ability to select multiple accounts at the last step, just before publishing, makes things even easier and less complicated for most users.

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As of now, Instagram has limited this feature to the regular content format. There's no word on whether we'll see a similar feature to cross-post content on Stories via multiple accounts.

 

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