- HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 MAC OS
- HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 FULL
- HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 WINDOWS
It’s more of a “Well, I might use it as a last resort before my phone battery is dead” type of feature. So, does it work? Yes, but it’s got a long way to go to really be a truly helpful tool. Not a good look! This was the deal breaker for me. Worse yet - if you don’t post a square photo (you use the slider to post a wider image), it doesn’t tuck your image, and the text, up to the top of the post, like the Instagram App does - instead it leaves this awkward gap of white space above and below your image (see the above image of it on Instagram’s site).
HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 WINDOWS
Also, it doesn’t suggest any previous #hashtags you’ve used, and all the windows are wayyyyyy too small, and of course there’s the fact that there’s no confirmation that it even posted in the first place, so you have to go and check. Also, you can’t add a location, which stinks big-time. You can’t simultaneously post to Twitter and/or Facebook, so you have more steps to do manually, which kinda stinks. If you scroll down you see the captions and hashtags, and you can see it worked. Since it doesn’t give you any kind of confirmation that it actually posted, I went to view my Instagram account on my Web browser (/scottkelby) and there it was. Again, it’s a very small window with a very small field to enter your caption, but you enter your caption and hashtags hit the Share button, and you’re done. Once you click done, the following appears:Ī window pops down from your menubar with a Share to Instagram window. This window is really, really small (and I have no idea why they made it so small - that is about actual size that you’re seeing above). Then this tiny windows appears on screen, which shows you a preview of your image, and it has a slider below it for resizing your image before posting (or you can take a live photo of yourself using your laptop’s built-in camera). Once you right click on the image (here I right-clicked on an image on my desktop), you go to the bottom of the menu, under Services, and choose “Share to Instagram” as seen above.
HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 MAC OS
There is a App for the Mac OS called “Uploader to Instagram” that I bought for $4.99 that lets you right-click on any image upload directly from the desktop. However, there are a few other options (none of them awesome):
HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM A COMPUTER 2016 FULL
You pretty much have to post from within the phone (or tablet) app itself (there really isn’t an iPad app for Instagram - you just download the iPhone app to your iPad, and then run it at 2x size, so at least then it’s full screen, and you can upload from your iPad). :)Īlthough I talked about it briefly in the class, one thing a lot of folks want to do is something that Instagram natively doesn’t really do, which is to let you publish to Instagram from your desktop or laptop computer. I’ve got dozens more along the same lines from Twitter and Facebook, and as a teacher any time you create a class that resonates with your students, it’s a great feeling, so thanks for letting me know (and I’m glad it’s helping). I have watched the class and applied what you taught to my account (I started 2 weeks ago)… just today I have far more interaction on my images than any I have posted to Facebook. First, a big thanks to everyone who has sent some love after watching my new online class “How to build your audience on Instagram” - the feedback has been tremendous! Here’s one of my favorites:
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