Instagram tried to have a TikTok-like feed for photos, but users disliked it. Now, the company wants to try a subtler approach.
. CEO Adam Mosseri confirmed that ultra-tall 9:16 photos will start getting tested on the social medial platform soon.Right now, tall videos are a possibility to have on Instagram, but not tall photos. Mosseri stated that the company plans to start treating videos and photos equally.
The maximum right now is around 4:5 photos when displaying vertical images. However, slimmer, taller 9:16 photos will fill the entire screen of a smartphone when you scroll through your Instagram feed. You can post such tall photos, but only in Stories right now. Instagram will now be working on giving you the possibility to choose to have a tall photo published on there.
Previously, Insta tried something similar, but way more dramatic. The social media platform tried to transform the entire feed into a fullscreen interface , which was heavily criticized, not only by photographers who disliked some overlayed elements that obscured parts of the image, but also by celebrities such as Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian . Said famous figures urged Instagram to stop copying TikTok.
As with other features in a testing period, this one is still not part of an official update. There is no official date set for a public release just yet.Get the most important news, reviews and deals in mobile tech delivered straight to your inbox
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