This almost feels like a separate version of the app which enables to you to allocate your preferred posting times each day and quick drop your posts into those slots and rearrange as you see fit. There is however a drag and drop version hidden away in the mobile app under the 'quick scheduler' function.
If you like to plan your posts visually you might find this app a bit cumbersome as you must first schedule a post to see how it would look it in the grid planner. One of the best things about Later is it's media library which enables you to effortlessly source content from a variety of sources to have ready to drop into your feeds. We also loved it's 'first comment' feature that auto-posts all your hashtags neatly into a comment underneath your post. It does provide an all-in-one solution to your Instagram account from managing your one clickable bio URL with linkin.bio to being able to schedule your Instagram stories on top of regular posts. However if you just want to plan your Instagram feed these added features can bring some unnecessary complexity to the platform. It has some great functionality such as the ability to cross-post content on multiple platforms. Later is a much more powerful social media scheduler than some of the other apps we reviewed. In a rush to make a decision and just want to get planning? Skip straight to our summary at the end!
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Professional and power-users will likely need more functionality than what the basic free versions of these apps supply but for your average user they will be more than sufficient. Most of these apps have premium versions accessible via a paid subscription but for a level playing field we will be comparing just the free versions and functions of these apps. We've rounded up our top free apps and are discussing every detail that might help you decide which is the one for you.
Each time we revisit our go-to apps we are impressed with the additions of more powerful features, better integrations and smarter ways to add media. We’ll continue to build features like Favorites and Following to give you more choice and control over what you see, and help make the time you spend on the app feel more intentional.Creative people flock to Instagram daily for its bounty of delicious eye-candy and designing the perfect stream of posts to keep your audience satisfied is an art-form in itself! At Creatively Squared we are always keen to curate the most amazing looking Instagram grid to help inspire our community and we've been reviewing the top apps to do just this for a number of years now. We’re always working on new ways to improve your Instagram experience. More Choice and Control Over What You See in Your Feed Posts from accounts on your favorites list will also show up higher in your home feed, as shown by a star icon. You can add up to 50 accounts to your list, and make changes to this list at any time - people are not notified when they are added or removed. Use Favorites to see the most recent posts from the accounts you’ve added to your favorites list.
To use Favorites and Following, tap on Instagram in the top left corner of your home page to choose what you see. Both Favorites and Following will show you posts in chronological order, so you can quickly catch up on recent posts. In addition to this view, posts from accounts in Favorites will also show up higher in your home feed.įollowing shows you posts from the people you follow. Over time, we’re going to add more recommendations to your feed based on your interests - Favorites and Following are new ways to catch up on recent posts from the accounts you follow.įavorites shows you the latest from accounts that you choose, like your best friends and favorite creators. Your Instagram feed is a mix of photos and videos from people you follow, suggested posts and more. We want you to be able to shape Instagram into the best possible experience, and giving you ways to quickly see what you’re most interested in is an important step in that direction.
Today, we’re introducing Favorites and Following, two new ways to choose what you see in your feed.
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