Brace yourself, Instagram community: A big change is coming for videos.

The Facebook-owned app on Thursday announced plans to add view counts to videos over the next few weeks, showing how many people have watched the clip, in place of how many likes it has received.

"Views are the most widely expected form of feedback on video," Instagram wrote in a blog post. "That's why you'll begin to see view counts underneath videos where before you'd normally see likes."

Rest assured that you'll still be able to see how many likes a video has received if you're interested, but now you'll need to tap "views" to see this info.

Instagram said this is "the first of many ways" it plans to improve video on the app this year.

Back in 2014, Instagram rival Vine added "Loop" counts, which let people see how many times a particular six-second clip had been played.

"Since launching video two years ago and introducing Hyperlapse and Boomerang, you've made video storytelling on Instagram take off," Instagram wrote. "Whether sitting front row at Fashion Week or spending a day on the beach, nothing brings moments to life like video."

Meanwhile, this has been a busy week for Instagram. The photo-and video-sharing app earlier this week rolled out one of its most requested features: multiple account switching, which lets you easily switch between multiple accounts instead of having to sign in and out every time. Visit Instagram's profile settings to add up to five accounts to one app; find the option at the bottom of the screen, near "Clear Search History" and "Log Out." Once it's set up, tap the preferred user name at the top of the profile page to make the switch, without the hassle of logging in and out.

This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.