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One of the best things about social media is being able to share things with your followers. You can share on Facebook, retweet on Twitter and repin on Pinterest. Sharing is essentially what social media is all about.
For quite some time, Instagram lacked in this area. I can’t tell you the number of times I’ve came across something on Instagram that I wanted to share with my followers. Thankfully, I learned how to regram images on Instagram using a third-party app!
How to Regram Images on Instagram
Regramming images allows you to share photos with your followers, while giving credit to the original Instagram poster.
Step 1
Download the Repost app for Instagram. There are other regramming apps, but this one is easiest to use, has the most features, and is available for free on IOS devices and in the Google Play Store.
Step 2
Once you have the Repost app installed on your phone, you’ll want to connect your Instagram account to your Repost app. This allows the two applications to work together.
Step 3
Now that you have the app downloaded and the Repost app connected to your Instagram account, you can start reposting images. When you select a photo to regram, the Repost app will automatically give credit to the original owner of the photo. This allows you to share with your readers while ensuring you are not claiming a photo as your own.
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Thank you it works great!
Thanks for the tip. I haven’t used Instagram for very long, and I was also wondering how to “regram.”
great article of social media sharing of article
Awesome and great to know! Since I always try to spread the word about dogs in a local shelter, this will definitely make it a heck of a lot easier to get those animals exposure 🙂 Thanks!!
Hi Kristi,
I didn’t know about this App. I’m definitely going to get it on my phone. Thanks for telling us about this.
Definitely passing this along. Have a great new week!
I have to be honest, I’ve had the app for ages and haven’t used it! I’m still trying to “understand” instagram and how it can most effectively work for me. After reading your post I made sure to log into the regram app, set it up, and start playing around. Thank you 🙂
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Great tips! I’ve yet to do this, but I just might now! 🙂
Very helpful Thanks!
Super helpful! Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing! I was wondering how people were regramming photos without downloading and saving them every time.
This is a interesting article you have written. Really appreciate the time and effort you have put into this.
Now if we can just get an API to schedule posts! It’s funny that a favorite of social media is also one of the most simple – I like that!
Great, I’ll definitely keep these tips in mind if I open an Instagram account.
Great! Thanks for sharing this.
Cool thank you for explaining that! I’d seen some people I follow on Instagram doing this, but I couldn’t figure out how they were doing it!
Thanks for tips mate!!
This is awesome. I always wondered why they didn’t allow you to share them like you can on Facebook.