How To Get The New Instagram Collaborative Feature On Posts And Reels

3 August 2021, 17:03 | Updated: 18 August 2022, 15:51

Here's how to use the new Instagram 'Collab' feature
Here's how to use the new Instagram 'Collab' feature. Picture: Alamy
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A guide on how to use the new Instagram ‘Collab’ feature which lets you post content with another user.

Instagram has launched a brand new feature called ‘Collab’ which allows users to collaborate on Feed posts and Reels.

The feature is currently being tested in the UK and India, but there is no word yet of it being rolled out to other countries.

The aim of the feature is to help content creators collaborate with each other to gain more engagement.

‘Collab’ allows one creator to invite another to collaborate for posts and Reels, and if the other user accepts the invitation, the ‘Collab’ will feature on both pages simultaneously.

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How to use Instagram's new 'Collab' feature
How to use Instagram's new 'Collab' feature. Picture: Alamy

Once the second user accepts the invitation, the content will be shared to their followers in the Feed, which means you’ll both be able to see your shared feedback.

This will, in turn, help both of the creators reach a bigger audience.

But how do I use the Instagram ‘Collab’ feature?

Here’s what you need to know…

Content creators have been using Instagram's new 'Collab' feature
Content creators have been using Instagram's new 'Collab' feature. Picture: Alamy

How to use the Instagram ‘Collab’ feature for posts and Reels

1: Open Instagram and go on post photos, videos, or Reels

2: After finishing up with your edits, you will get an option to tag people.

3: Click on the 'Tag People' option and you’ll be able to invite another creator by clicking on the 'Invite Collaborator' option.

4: Simply search for who you want to collaborate with and you’ll just need to wait until they accept the request. It’s important to note that only people with a public profile can use the feature.

5: Once the request is accepted, the creator's name will be added as the tagged person and will appear in the header section of the post or Reels, and you’re good to go!

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