Instagram is bringing back one of its more chaotic features, now reworked for the short-form video era. A new tab in the Reels feed will serve up videos that a user’s friends have liked or added ...

Meanwhile, Instagram Reels users are encountering a problem of the platform's own making: Meta, in all its wisdom, is making it easier than ever for users to see who liked a particular reel.

Making reels viral on Instagram requires effort and strategy. With the right approach, your videos can reach millions of ...

Everyone works hard to make reels viral on Instagram. But if this hard work is done correctly, then you can get success. Your ...

Meta is testing a highly anticipated feature on Instagram Reels that allows users to pause a video just by tapping on it. For now, the ability to pause videos is only available to a small group of ...

He has written news, reviews, and more as a tech journalist since 2020. Instagram will now let you upload Reels that are up to 3 minutes long, doubling the 90-second limit the platform had in ...

Not that Instagram doesn’t offer similar features already. You can obviously share Reels in groups, be it friends, family, or just work colleagues. Or, you can create special lists where you can ...

Right before what could be a flood of new users, Instagram is rolling out two upgrades to Reels (the equivalent of TikTok’s short-form videos). Starting in the US, and expanding elsewhere later ...

Instagram is making it easier to see what reels your friends have liked by adding a dedicated new feed. You can find the new feed in the top-right corner of the Reels page. Instagram head Adam ...

With TikTok on track to be banned from U.S. app stores starting on Sunday, Instagram is adding new features to Reels, its video-based feature that's modeled after TikTok. Going forward ...