While not necessarily an appealing option for everyone, those who take their ‘gramming seriously may find that a desktop version boosts efficiency and convenience when managing their profiles. You may be wondering: what’s the point of using Instagram from your computer, anyway? The option of uploading photos or Story content straight from your PC is, sadly, non-existent.īut here’s where browser tricks and third-party platforms come into play. However, Instagram’s desktop features end here. You can also like, comment, and share others’ posts. You can browse through your home feed and Explore page as normal, albeit with a less stylish display. At the center of your panel is a search field for looking up other users or hashtags. The same page icons are available – your notifications, the Explore page, and your profile (though the Explore icon has changed to the image of compass, rather than a magnifying glass). Unlike the mobile app, your navigation panel is located at the upper end of your screen. The first page you see is your home feed, complete with your real-time lineup of recent Story updates from those you follow. The interface of the Instagram’s desktop site is largely similar to that of the mobile app.
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