How to repost a video to your Story
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Step 1: Find the photo you want to repost.
Why repost on Instagram?
Reposta on Google Play is super straightforward. It features a short list of instructions on the launch screen to guide you through the reposting process. Additionally, you get a few options for pasting a link, grabbing the link from Instagram, or sharing directly to the app.
- Cultivate community: Acknowledging and uplifting others cultivates an inviting and engaged community around your brand.
- Save time: This is basically pre-made content that you know will do well and that you can share in just a few steps.
- Diversify content: Reposting can naturally deliver content from a range of perspectives and backgrounds that resonate with your audience.
- Get new ideas: When your creative well is running dry, this is a great way to spark inspiration (although you can find dozens of ideas in our Social Media Marketing Lab).
- Build trust: Sharing valuable content—and not just your own—shows your audience that you know them well and have their best interests (and not just your follower count)
Step 2: Head to your camera roll to crop out the background. We just want the video content.
What to repost on Instagram
Step 4: Use Instagram’s native trimming tool to edit the video, making sure to cut out any footage from before and after the video started playing in your screen recording.
- Influencers: Share content from influencers in your industry that will bring value to your audience.
- Complementary businesses: These are businesses that share your audience but aren’t competitors. For example, GoPro and Redbull.
- Accounts that share your core values: For example, you might repost an inspiring quote or demonstration of leadership or great customer service.
- Customers and followers: User-generated content is any post from your customers or audience that acknowledges your business. Posts with user-generated content yield a 5% higher conversion rate than non-UGC.
Step 2: Tap “Add post to your Story.”
Step 4: Use Instagram’s native cropping tool to resize the image. If you use a certain filter for your feed, you can add it to the photo (if you add filters using third-party apps, you’d edit the screenshot prior to clicking “new post”).
How to repost on Instagram: photo to Feed
Repost anything that sparks interest from your audience. Here’s who you can repost from:
Step 6: Tap “share” and wait for users to start engaging.
Step 3: Select who you want to see your Story.
Step 5: Tag the original poster in the photo, then clearly credit them again in your Instagram caption.
Step 3: Open Ming and select “Paste Link.”
Step 6: Tap “Share” and wait for users to start engaging.
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To add an Instagram Reel to your Feed without screen recording, you’ll need to download the Repost app then follow the steps below.
Regrann on Google Play is a solid option for users who repost often and want to try out four different reposting modes. You can save the repost to your camera roll or share directly to Instagram. There are a few “quick modes” that streamline the reposting process according to your preferences.
How to repost on Instagram: photo to Story
Regrann on Google Play is a solid option for users who repost often and want to try out four different reposting modes. You can save the repost to your camera roll or share directly to Instagram. There are a few “quick modes” that streamline the reposting process according to your preferences.
How to repost an Instagram Reel to your Feed without screen recording
Feeling stuck on what to post on Instagram? Good news: You already have access to a treasure trove of content your audience will love, right in your Instagram Feed. In this post, we’re showing you what, why, and how to repost on Instagram…
- Open Instagram and find the Reel you want to repost. Tap the three dots then press “Copy link.”
- Next, open the Repost app. The link will automatically paste. Choose the Reel you want to repost.
- Press “Share” and the Reel will save to your camera roll. You can now post it to your feed as normal. Make sure to credit the original poster in your caption.
More Instagram repost apps
How to repost a Reel to your Story
1. Reposta
Step 4: Now it’s time to choose who will see your Story. You can add it to your public Story, your Close Friends list, or DM it to a single account.
2. Sepia Software’s Repost for Instagram
Step 3: At this point, you can edit the story by adding GIFs, stickers, drawings, or a typed message. Once you’re satisfied with your masterpiece, tap “next.”
3. Repost for Instagram- Regrann
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Step 2: After opening the message, you’ll see a button on the message that says “Add this to your Story.”
How to repost on Instagram [steps only]
Step 3: A pop-up menu will appear. Tap “Add post to your Story.”
- Screenshot the post.
- Tap “new post” and choose “post.”
- Find the screenshot in your camera roll.
- Resize and edit.
- Create your caption and tag the original poster.
- Find the photo you want to repost.
- Tap the paper airplane icon below it
- Select “Add post to your Story.”
- Find the Story in your direct messages.
- Select “add this to your Story.”
- Edit to your liking.
- Select who can see your Story.
- Publish.
Step 5: Press “Share”. This will automatically open the repost on Instagram.
- Go to the poster’s profile and tap the three dots in the top right.
- Tap “Copy Profile URL.
- Open Ming then tap “Paste link.”
- Customize.
- Hit “Share.”
- Select “Story” and press “Send.”
Step 1: Check your direct messages to find the Story you’ve been tagged in.
- Tap the paper airplane button below the video.
- Tap “Add post to your Story.”
Step 3: Choose the image from your gallery.
- Tap the airplane icon below the Reel.
- Tap “Add post to your Story.”
Useful and even entertaining videos make great content to post on Instagram, even if you didn’t create them (but ONLY if you tag the original poster, and only if you do this sparingly). This method for sharing an Instagram video to your Story also works with photo posts. It goes like this:
- Screen record the Reel.
- Crop out the rest of your screen in your camera roll.
- Tap “New Post” and choose “Reel.”
- Trim, edit, add filters.
- Credit the original poster in your caption.
- Share
- Tap the three dots on the Reel and select “Copy link.”
- Open Repost app and the link will appear.
- Press “Share” to save to your camera roll.
- Create a new post on Instagram and the Reel will be in your camera roll.