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It has many functions Instagramthat’s why the app It has thousands of users who constantly post different photos and videos on its platform and thus gain more followers.
But if you don’t have a lot of time to post an image on a particular day, one solution is to program it so you can organize yourself better. Now if you have a i phone the situation is a bit complicated, as it cannot be done alone.
However, you can install an app on App Store to help you with this problem. Next, we will show you how to program a photo from an iPhone with the tool After. Be careful.
How to schedule an Instagram post from iPhone
- The first thing to do is download the app After on App Store.
- Open the application and click the button Optionlocated in the lower left area of the screen.
- Then, click on the icon “+”which is located at the bottom left.
- Now come on photo library.
- Find the image you want to post and select To complete.
- Next, choose the option Create a post.
- Then choose the account Instagram where you want to program the photo.
- In this part, you will need to include the hashtag, filters, among others.
- Choose the Next option.
- Finally, choose the day and time to be programmed the mail.
How to post Instagram Stories longer than 15 seconds
- From your smartphone, open the Instagram application.
- Then, in the upper right area, click the button “+”.
- From the options, choose the option History.
- Now you will have to record everything you want for more than 15 seconds.
- Behind this, the stories will pile up until the end of the registration.
- Once done, Instagram will show you all the video snippets and you can edit them individually.
- Finally, click Following and you will have to wait a few seconds to load all the stories.
In case you want to upload a video to your Instagram Stories from your gallery mobile deviceyou just have to share the video in the stories part and the same app will divide the material into fragments of 15 seconds each.
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