You’ve probably experienced this before: You’re scrolling through Instagram Reels and come across a video that looks cook, but you don’t have a whopping three minutes to watch it in full. Or, maybe ...

Instagram Blend lets you create a shared Reels feed with friends in DMs, offering a personalized content experience. To use it, simply join a chat, invite friends, and enjoy curated Reels together.

Instagram finally adds a way to revisit Reels you’ve already seen. Learn how to access the app’s new watch history feature.

Here’s how it works. In your Instagram settings, head to Your Activity → Watch History, and voilà, there’s your full lineup ...

This new section allows users to view all the Reels they have previously watched, with options to sort or filter them easily.

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In a new test, Meta is letting select users keep watching Instagram Reels as a floating window on their devices even after they close the app. Here’s what it looks like. As spotted by Radu Onescu on ...

It comes as no surprise that Instagram Reels is copying TikTok in just about every way it can. The videos loop. The like, comment, and share buttons are on the right side of the screen. Even the ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Short-form videos continue to influence how Instagram connects with users globally. Reels allow content creators to expand reach and ...