If you’ve ever wanted to share more photos or videos in a single Instagram carousel—whether it’s showcasing your beloved pet, recounting your incredible travel experiences, or simply curating a monthly collection of memories—Instagram’s latest feature update is set to enhance your experience.
Owned by Meta, Instagram has officially revealed that users can now upload carousels containing up to 20 images or videos. This enhancement effectively doubles the previous capacity of 10 posts and provides greater flexibility, enabling you to share more content at once whenever you wish.
These gallery-style posts not only provide a visually appealing way for followers to swipe through content using the navigation dots beneath the photos but also serve as an efficient method for sharing similar types of media collectively in one post. The trend of “monthly recaps,” like those titled “Highlights from July” or “Current August Moments,” has gained traction on the platform; thus, users who enjoy creating these summaries may find this update particularly beneficial.
It’s important to clarify that this new limit isn’t mandatory; you have the option to publish a carousel with any number between one and twenty visuals, whether they be images, videos, or both combined. This adjustment takes Instagram closer in line with TikTok’s offering of up to thirty-five posts per carousel—an indication that Instagram is working towards elevating user engagement levels when compared with its fierce competitor predominantly known for short vertical video formats.
The recent changes are currently being rolled out worldwide among all Instagram accounts and might already be available if you check your posting options. Furthermore, Instagram appears committed to continuous improvements; following their introduction of “AI Studio” at the end of July aimed at helping larger creators interact better with their audiences.
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