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HOW TO UPLOAD PHOTOS TO INSTAGRAM ON COMPUTER HOW TO

Crop the image, zoom in, or add more media if needed. Click ‘Select from computer’ to upload your media. Click the ‘+’ button next to the DM symbol.

HOW TO UPLOAD PHOTOS TO INSTAGRAM ON COMPUTER HOW TO

From there, the video file should save to the camera gallery or camera roll on your mobile device. How to Upload Photos to Instagram on a Desktop Computer Using Chrome Open up your Chrome browser. Afterwards, you might have the option to rename the file. You’ll then be asked where to export the file. We tried to access the new desktop feature on iPad by requesting Instagram’s desktop site in Safari and the ability to post is not available for now. Scroll down the options and select Export.

Pick your filter and/or edit (tab at the top)Īlmost hilariously, Instagram continues to ignore iPad.

Follow the prompts to upload your photos or videos (drag and drop or “Select From Computer”).

Click the new + icon in the top right corner to get started (next to the Messenger icon) First of all, the super customizable web browser called Vivaldi, offers the fastest and easiest way to upload photos to Instagram.

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

It’s unclear how widely available the new feature is but it is rolling out now for Mac and PC. Click the plus symbol in the top right corner of the screen (its the same button you would use to create a post in the mobile app).

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. Check out a closer look below including how to post to Instagram on Mac and PC. 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).