Have several different Instagram accounts? Regramming (reposting) your own content is about to get a lot easier.
According to TechCrunch, Instagram is adding a "self regram" feature to the platform that will let you post the same content on multiple accounts you manage at once. Android users will initially be left out of this regram party, as this feature is only rolling out Instagram's iOS app at the moment.
Instagram did not immediately respond to PCMag's request for comment, but a spokesperson told TechCrunch that the company is "rolling out this feature to provide a better experience for people who often post to multiple accounts."
Third-party apps like Repost for Instagram (available on iOS and Android) already make it easy to regram any content you see on the platform, whether it be your own or someone else's.
Instagram's new built-in regram feature, on the other hand, only lets you syndicate your own content to your own accounts. In the past, if you posted a photo or video and wanted to repost that same content to a different account you manage, you'd have to either use a third-party regram app or go through the whole process of creating the post again.
Now, below the fields to add a caption to your post, tag people, and add a location, you'll see a new option called "Post to Other Accounts," according to a screenshot posted by TechCrunch, which you can see below. In that section, you'll see a list of the other Instagram accounts to which you're signed in, with toggle switches next to them. Just toggle on the ones where you want that post to appear.
