In a new Instagram update, the Facebook-owned social media giant now lets you upload multiple pics and videos to your story at once.
According to the Instagram blog, this feature will help people who want to wait to put together their story, maybe due to a time crunch or cellular connection issues. You can add up to ten images or video files to your story from your phone's gallery app. Then you can reorder the images to make your story.
But what about your tags and stickers? Instagram's got that covered, too. Using timestamps and geolocation, Instagram will automatically suggest location tags for your story media. For example, if you wanted to post a sticker for the restaurant you were at when you took a particular photo, the app will automatically suggest that for you. That way you don't have to remember the name of the restaurant or which photo was taken there.
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Recent updates
Instagram now lets you 'regram' public posts to your story
February 7, 2018: Instagram is rolling out access to a new regram feature. Essentially, you can share and add public feed posts from other users to your story. As you can see from the video here, not only can you resize it, but you can also edit it by adding stickers or drawing on it before posting. Of course, you have the option to disable others from sharing your posts in the app's settings.
Instagram adds support for Type Mode to add text-only posts in stories
February 1, 2018: You can now posts stories with just text with the new Type Mode. You should see "Type" next to "Normal" under the record button within Instagram's camera app. You can then simply tap on the "Type" option to start writing whatever you want for your story post. You can customize that post with a variety of colored backgrounds, along with different choices for fonts and sizes.
Add GIF stickers to Instagram stories
January 25, 2018: GIF stickers can now be added to any photo or video in your Instagram story. Just tap the sticker icon and click the GIF option to check out a range of animated stickers from bouncing letters to dancing cats that can now be added to stories.
Instagram lets you send live videos as direct messages
December 21, 2017: Following the recent hashtag update, Instagram is adding a new feature to live videos. You should now see a Direct icon when you're recording a live video, and with a simple tap, you can share your live video with friends and followers. As the company explains, people will be able to view the video if you're currently live, and when it's over, they will see a message indicating that the video session has ended.
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