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New in Direct: Support for Landscape and Portrait Plus Links
Today, we’re introducing two new features in Direct: landscape and portrait orientations, plus links.
Now, whenever you send a permanent photo or video to your friends in Direct from your camera roll, you don’t have to worry about cropping it.
We’ve also added support for links in Direct. You can share website links with friends and preview them directly from your thread. You’ll also see links for phone numbers and addresses.
Since introducing the new Instagram Direct in April, we’ve been excited to give people more ways to have fun, visual conversations. We’ll continue to make improvements to Instagram Direct throughout the year.
Landscape and portrait uploads in Direct are available today on iOS, with Android coming soon. Links in Direct messages are available today on both Android and iOS as part of Instagram version 10.22.
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#**Introducing the New Instagram Direct** Today, we’re launching the new Direct to make it fast and easy to turn any conversation into a visual conversation with photos and videos. Texts and reshares will now appear in the same thread with disappearing photos and videos so you can seamlessly go back and forth with your friends.
Send a disappearing photo or video to let your friends know what you’re up to, a funny selfie to capture the mood or share what’s happening around you. Here’s how it works:
Simply swipe left into Direct and tap the new blue camera icon at the bottom to take a disappearing photo or video, or tap the blue camera icon in an existing thread. As always, swiping right from feed will take you directly to the camera.
Tap the arrow to send it to individual friends or groups of friends.
Keep track of who has seen your message through notifications within the thread.
When you receive new disappearing messages, they’ll be highlighted blue in your inbox. Tap to view them and you can replay them once. The sender will be notified if you replay or screenshot the message.
Texts, uploads and reshares still work the same way.
Since our last update in November 2016, the number of people using Direct has grown from 300 million to 375 million. We want to make Direct the best place to have fun, visual conversations with your friends. Stay tuned for more.
To learn more about the new Direct, check out the Instagram Help Center.
The new Direct is available for iOS and Android in the Apple App Store and Google Play as part of Instagram version 10.16.
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What is Downloader for Instagram + Direct Message? Although Downloader for Instagram + Direct Message by far aids users in downloading Instagram content, there are some drawbacks that might scare you off. Once this extension gets installed in your browser, some interface changes come into play. The app supposedly integrates optional buttons that help you download photos and videos once you are on…
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Instagram Announces Separate Messenger App for Direct
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Instagram will offer a standalone version of Instagram Direct as a messaging app, starting with a test run in several countries…
The most popular image-sharing social network, Instagram, announced the new standalone messenger app. It would replace the Direct feature that has always been the part of the main app.
On March 17, the company launched the testing period for the new app in such…
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In a bid to make its social media platform safer for minors. Instagram has made a couple of crucial changes the platform. First off, the Facebook-owned company now requires all new users to declare their birthdates when creating an account on the platform. In an official blog post on Wednesday, the Instagram said that the …
