Instagram is testing a new profile grid layout that features rectangular images instead of the squares you're used to. In an Instagram story, Adam Mosseri has revealed that the app is testing a ...

Instagram is a platform that constantly experiments with new features to help users get the most out of it. More recently, the social media app added the capability to add 20 posts and a video in a ...

Instagram is rolling out a bunch of changes this weekend that will conveniently make it look a lot more like TikTok, which could go dark in the US on Sunday now that the Supreme Court has ruled in ...

Instagram’s latest update replaces its iconic square profile grid with rectangles. The platform briefly tested this change last year and has started rolling it out to users this weekend. Instagram is ...

Instagram is all about vertical content, and that might mean changing the look of your profile grid. A few days ago, Instagram head Adam Mosseri posted a story on his app detailing a change we've seen ...

Have you perfectly curated your Instagram feed based on the app's square grid? Well, we have some bad news for you as that is all set to change, with the social media platform announcing that it is ...

Instagram has begun testing a new version of the classic profile grid with a rectangular format replacing the classic square grid. Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, revealed on his Instagram story that ...

An Instagram spokesperson says this is a ‘limited test.’ The ‘vast majority’ of Instagram uploads feature vertical content, according to Instagram chief Adam Mosseri. An Instagram spokesperson says ...

The change, which had been in testing, is rolling out this weekend. The change, which had been in testing, is rolling out this weekend. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He ...

If you’ve ever looked at your Instagram profile and thought it’s time for a rebrand, but didn’t want to go through the hassle of deleting and reposting everything, a new feature coming to Instagram is ...

Not too long ago Jacob Giancola, a music producer in Los Angeles, hid all the photos on his Instagram profile. It wasn't exactly a revolutionary act, but his friends quickly took note. "When people ...