How to like all photos on instagram
How To Automatically Like Posts on Instagram
The more people you follow on Instagram the more posts you will see on your Instagram Feed. So, in case you are following over a thousand people on Instagram, you are probably going through hundreds of different photos every day.
Although this can make your Instagramming more interesting, it can easily backfire on you as you will most likely miss a couple of posts from your best friends.
In case you want to avoid the terrible mistake of not liking your friend’s every post, this article is for you.
Automatically Like Someone’s Post on Instagram
So, you don’t want to clean your Instagram Feed by unfollowing some people but you don’t want to miss your friend’s posts either. If only you could automatically like your friend’s posts and not worry about it at all, right?
Well, we have some good news. You can do just that, and here is how.
Setting Up an Auto-Liking Instagram Bot
Before we begin, you need to know that this tutorial involves third party downloads. The reason for that lies in the fact that Instagram doesn’t have the auto-like feature available. From the looks of it, they won’t include this feature in the near future.
So, if you don’t trust unofficial third-party downloads, you should skip to the alternative method, explained in the next section.
NOTE: The following method could be hard to understand if you aren’t familiar with Github and manual installations which don’t have a clear user-interface.
With that out of the way, let’s start with the first method.
Basically, we will be setting up an auto-liking bot which you can use for liking pictures as soon as they are posted. The bot is essentially a program you will install on your computer.
This program is created by gulzar1996 and you can download it for free on Github.
But how does this auto-like Instagram bot actually work?
The program is based on scripts that run the Instagram API every 15 minutes. The Instagram API checks for new posts from users that you have specified.
In essence, the program will refresh your Instagram Feed every 15 minutes, scan through it, and look for specific user IDs. Once it finds a match, it will automatically like the post.
To make sure that you know which posts are liked, the program will notify you on Slack, so you must also have a Slack account.
Here is what you need to do in order to set everything up:
- Git clone the gulzar1996’s program to your computer.
- Install npm (Node Package Manager).
- Create a .env file.
- Set up the accessToken, user_id (the profile that you want to use this program on), and your slack URL.
You should enter your configured Slack channel in the Slack URL field. That’s where you will be getting notifications from the app.
After you have done that, run the app by starting the npm, and your job is done.
The Alternative Method
If you aren’t that good with these sort of installations or just don’t trust them, you can try out the alternative method.
Although this method doesn’t automatically like Instagram posts, you can use it to get notified when your friend has posted something. That way, you will never miss your friend’s pictures or videos, and you’ll be able to like them as soon as they get posted.
To do this, we will be using Instagram’s built-in feature, so no downloads are required. Here is what you need to do:
- Open your Instagram app.
- Navigate to your friend’s profile.
- Tap on the three dots – located in the upper right corner of your screen.
- Tap on Manage Notifications.
Once you’ve done that, you will be presented with the options you can set up for this specific Instagram user. In this case, you should enable the Posts option by tapping on it.
If you want to also get notified when that specific Instagram user posts an Instagram Story, you should enable the Story option as well.
To get absolutely all notifications from this user, tap on Get All Notifications.
So, once you’ve done that, you will get notified whenever that Instagram user posts something. Click on this notification and you will be taken to your friend’s newest post.
Don’t Miss an Instagram Post Ever Again
We have shown you the methods that you can use so that you don’t miss an important Instagram post ever again. Go through both of them again and check which one is the easiest for you to use.
Let us remind you again that the second method doesn’t automatically like posts from specified users but only notifies you when they post something.
How to Get Free Instagram Likes in 2022
How do you get more likes on your posts?
Well, first off: don’t buy Instagram likes. (Trust us.)
True ‘gram love don’t cost a thing. It just takes time and care to create high quality posts that are worthy of real Instagram likes from real people.
Ultimately, the goal on Instagram is to show your best side by sharing content that people value.
It takes work, but if you’re ready to up your game, we have a ton of tips to get you started.
If you’re short on time, this video summarizes the top 7 tips on this list:
Users can now hide like counts on Instagram. Do they still matter?
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Users can now hide like counts on Instagram. Do they still matter?The answer is yes, of course.
If you’re on Instagram, likes matter as much as ever.
In case you missed it: in mid-2019, Instagram started experimenting with not showing the number of likes a post has received (a.k.a. ‘like counts’) in the feeds of certain regions.
According to Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, the move was part of the company’s efforts to protect the mental health of the platform’s community. The idea was to make the whole experience healthier and less competitive for users. Instagram explained: “We want your friends to focus on the photos and videos you share, not how many likes they get.”
The move had mixed success: some people liked being free of the pressure to keep up with the competition, while others felt they’d been left in the dark about what was popular.
Instagram’s solution was to announce in May 2021 that it would now give people the option to hide public like counts — either hiding counts on all posts, or just on your own feed so others can’t see.
But whether we can see Instagram likes or not, the Instagram algorithm continues to work like it always has, according to the platform.
So whether they’re visible to the world or not, here are the best ways to get people to tap that heart button.
Hashtags are a big key to expanding your Instagram audience. Use a hashtag, and your post (or Story!) will appear on the page for that hashtag.
People can also choose to follow hashtags, which means you could be showing up in a total stranger’s news feed. Surprise!
Illustrator Joe Taylor tagged this post with the likes of #illustration and #characterdesign to appear in those topic searches. 1,800-plus likes later, it’s looking like that was a great idea.
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Whether you’re using product or service hashtags, seasonal hashtags, acronym hashtags or location hashtags, the consensus is that keeping it under 11 hashtags is best practice.
Whether you’re tagging a collaborator, a new acquaintance or your childhood hero, the goal is to highlight how much you value them, and share that value with your audience.
And if it just so happens that their audience is likely to see your value in the process? Well, so be it.
Cool Ruggings — an account devoted to documenting cool rugs from around the world, of course — clearly tagged the designers of these hip, Brazillian-made camping chairs. It was a chance to share the love, but with the added bonus of a little bit of potential attention from those Instagram users and their own fan bases.
3. Write compelling captionsView this post on Instagram
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Whether you’re better off writing a novel that maxes out Instagram’s 2,200 character limit, or keeping things mysterious and punchy with a one-liner depends on your brand voice and message.
But long or short, captions are a vital ingredient in a post’s success.
Great Instagram captions add context and personality, and compel your followers to take action. Don’t rush this part! Take a gander at these 264 examples of engaging Instagram captions and soak up some inspiration before you start typing.
Here, fibre artist H. H. Hooks shares the inspiration behind her latest work. (Yes, it’s another rug. We’re sorry, we’re in a mood right now!) It gives context to her cocktail image, and sparks conversation and engagement at the same time.
4. Tag your locationView this post on Instagram
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More than just a humblebrag about your excellent taste in breweries or coworking spaces, geotagging your location is a way for more people to find and like your photos.
It’s even more helpful if you’re a brand with a brick and mortar location, as you build up a sense of community with your regulars and… potential regulars. (Just remember to make sure your physical coordinates are correct so that you appear on the map.)
The Keefer Bar made sure to tag its location in this post about its new fun outdoor mini-putt — who knows what lucky golfing boozer will stumble across it?
5. Get on the Explore pageView this post on Instagram
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Behind that little magnifying glass icon, the Explore page is a cornucopia of beautiful, entertaining content personalized for you by Instagram. Brands that show up there get a lot of eyeballs.
But how do brands get featured on the Instagram Explore tab in the first place? In short, you need a great engagement rate and an active community — and it doesn’t hurt to embrace whatever new feature Instagram is currently boosting in the algorithm.
(Have you noticed that Reels are everywhere? That’s no coincidence!)
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Dig a little deeper into our tips for getting onto the Explore tab here. (And just an FYI: we know this is a list of free ways to get likes, but Instagram started offering Explore tab ads in July 2019.)
6. Post at the right timeInstagram doesn’t show posts chronologically, but its algorithm does favor “recency.” This means that if you want to get in front of eyeballs, it’s important for you to know when your audience is actually looking at the app.
Which is… uh… when, exactly?
Well, every brand has its own sweet spot, based on its unique audience, so your own analytics will give you some guidance.
But we did a little number crunching and ran a few experiments to find the overall best time to post to Instagram, and it seems that in general, 11 a.m. on a Wednesday is a pretty good time to aim for. Start there, and tweak as you learn what’s working for your specific followers!
7. Run a like-to-win contestContests can take a little planning… or a lot. But a like-to-win contest is one of the simplest ways to rack up engagement in a given time period.
The key is to make sure your prize is desirable to your audience, but also specific enough that you’re attracting real fans, not opportunists (i.e., don’t give away cash, iPhones or trips to Ibiza).
Daring diners could win a brunch experience dangling above London’s O2 stadium with this contest from Design My Night.
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We have more ideas for Instagram contests here, along with step-by-step instructions on how to pull one off efficiently and successfully.
8. Post good photosLest we forget that photography was an art before it was a marketing tool, we all have to own up to the fact that sometimes our taste exceeds our skill.
On Instagram, there’s no room for “good enough” shots. Time to level up.
Instead of posting just a construction shot of an ongoing project, Sturgess Architecture set up a carefully posed group photo in front of the eye-catching exterior that takes advantage of the natural light.
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Whether that means taking a photography course to develop your eye, or devoting some budget to upgrading your equipment, figure out what the pros do differently than the hobbyists.
To get you started, here are some tips and tools for editing photos for Instagram like a pro.
9. Engage outside your feedIn its ongoing attempt to give the people what they want, the algorithm prioritizes Instagram posts from accounts that it thinks are “close.” How does it measure closeness? By monitoring how much accounts interact with each other.
So, if you want to expand your reach, and therefore your chances of getting likes, don’t be a wallflower: go forth and interact.
Get generous with the likes and comments.
Sharing content from your followers is a sure-fire way to generate engagement. It’s a thrill for the user to be featured by a brand they like, for starters, but it also acts as social proof, confirming for your other followers that it’s more than okay to be a super fan.
It also showcases your authenticity and connection to the community. So go ahead: smash that share button!
TV show At Home with Amy Sedaris does a “Fan Art Friday” each week, posting drawings (or, in some cases, stop-motion animations with Barbie) from its audience.
11. Post behind-the-scenes contentView this post on Instagram
A post shared by At Home With Amy Sedaris (@athomewithamysedaris)
Get a little vulnerable and show the less-than-glossy finished product — you’ll be rewarded.
People love seeing how something gets made, taking a glimpse behind the scenes of a photoshoot, and learning about the real struggles behind the glamor shots elsewhere in your feed.
In the lead-up to a sample sale, design brand Ilana Kohn shared a charming impromptu video of an employee roller skating through the warehouse. If that’s not enough to get you to click that heart button and then buy a drapey linen jumpsuit, we don’t know what is.
12. Ask people for their opinionsView this post on Instagram
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“Ask a question in the caption” is common advice for bumping up engagement for a reason: it’s a direct call-to-action for followers to add a comment.
And if they’re already engaging, the likelihood that they’ll throw a like your way in the process grows.
TLDR: It never hurts to ask!
Skincare brand Summer Fridays embodies its chill vibe by pairing dreamy clouds with a big question that prompted both likes and comments.
13. Host a takeoverView this post on Instagram
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If you’re comfortable handing over the keys to your account to a collaborator, Instagram takeovers are a great way to lure a new audience over to your page.
Of course, the brand or influencer taking over for you should be aligned with your values — you want any fans who migrate over to your page to like what they see and stick around.
Multi-platform artist community Panimation is a great example: they invite a rotating cast of illustrators and animators to hop onto their account to share their work with its audience of 65,000-plus.
14. Watch what works for your competitorsView this post on Instagram
A post shared by Panimation (@panimation.tv)
If you do have your Instagram set to see likes, you may be able to get a glimpse at what’s working (or flopping) for your competitors again. Keep your eyes peeled… or better yet, do a competitive analysis.
Make social listening part of your social media marketing strategy to gauge sentiment and identify trends across the industry. You don’t want to be left behind, or miss an opportunity to pick up where your competition may have dropped the ball.
15. Ask people to tag their friendsDoing this all the time gets a little old… but the initiation to “tag a friend” paired with the right post can result in a flurry of activity.
The key is to give them a good reason to tag a pal, whether that’s a funny punchline or a giveaway.
16. Embrace the memesThere’s a reason Instagram is full of memes and aggregation accounts: people can’t help but like and share funny gifs, poignant sayings or goofy gags.
Though some can certainly skew juvenile, there are tasteful ways for brands to jump on the meme bandwagon in a strategic, successful way — just keep the jokes appropriate for your voice, content and audience, and don’t overdo it. A little sprinkle of meme goes a long way!
Vancouver-based dog rescue Fur Bae mixes in photos of their foster and up-for-adoption pups in with cheeky, text-based “real talk” meme format. Almost as cute as the dogs themselves, really.
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How to like on Instagram. Everything you need to know
Instagram has been getting more and more hate lately. Say, instead of making their own unique features, the guys from Facebook steal everything they get: stories from Snapchat, Reels from TikTok and so on. I love Instagram and use it regularly. At the same time, I am often asked: how did you like the message? It would seem that it could be simpler than a banal like in the application. However, the reality is more complicated than it seems. Although I have been using insta for a long time, the other day I discovered a new way.
Today I propose to talk about how to put a like on Instagram in one place or another and discuss all the nuances.
We talk in detail about everything related to likes on Instagram.
If it seems to you that you know all the ways to like Instagram , I hasten to argue with you. Just the other day, Instagram update came out, which brought some changes that many should like. In general, do not rush to conclusions.
How to deal with addiction to Instagram filters.
Content
- 1 How to like a post on Instagram
- 2 How to like a post on Instagram
- 3 How to like a reaction on Stories
- 4 How to like a post on Instagram
- 5 How to like posts on Instagram 2022
How to like a post on Instagram
1 There are two ways to like a post on Instagram :
- Click on the heart button in the lower left corner of the post.
- Double-click on a publication anywhere in it.
One of the ways to like a post on Instagram.
Please note that you can like this way both on photos and on Reels, Instagram Video and other posts. I especially like the feature that allows you to like the commercial.
I am a big fan of advertising on Instagram and sincerely believe that no other service selects ads of such high quality. Most likely, Instagram analyzes your interaction with ads and gives you something similar, so it’s definitely worth doing this.
How to like a post on Instagram
Many new users don't know that you can like posts on Instagram (like Telegram). This is very convenient, since you can not answer banal words like “Got it”, “I will do it” and stuff like that. It is much faster and more convenient to just put a heart.
To like a message in Stories , you need to tap it twice. After that, a red heart will appear in the lower left corner of the message. We in the editorial staff deeply appreciate this feature and actively use it ourselves.
This is what likes on Instagram posts will look like.
How to Like Stories Reactions
Instagram Reactions are quick emoji responses that you can send to a user.
When someone responds to my Stories, I'm honestly confused. Reaction - a reason to start a dialogue? Or just an expression of some emotion? Do they need to be answered in text? Let me know in the comments if you know.
These days I tend to like a reaction in Stories and forget about it. To like the reaction in Stories , double-click on the message with the reaction. Everything is the same as with messages.
You can like a reaction in exactly the same way as a message.
How to Like Stories
Likes on Instagram Stories is a new feature that came to us in a recent update. Previously, you could only react to a story with the help of special reactions that pop up when you swipe up from the bottom. As a result, Direct (private messages) were littered with a bunch of rubbish that needed to be looked through.
Now to Like Stories on Instagram , you need to click on the heart icon in the lower right corner. This is very convenient, because another user does not have to rake up a mountain of personal messages in Direct. Keep in mind, likes on Stories in Direct are not displayed .
You can see who liked Stories as follows:
- Open Instagram on your smartphone.
- Then open your Story.
- Click the Actions button in the bottom left corner.
- Likes will be highlighted with a red heart at the top of the list.
Please note that likes are displayed at the top of the list.
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Where are the posts you like on Instagram 2022
To see the posts you like on Instagram follow the simple instructions:
- Go to the Instagram app, open your profile.
- Next, click on the icon with three stripes in the upper right corner.
- In the menu that opens, click the Your activity section.
- Next go to Interactions, Likes.
In this way you can see all the publications that you like.
Finding this section was not so easy. Of course, I knew that Facebook always provides a report on user actions, but they hid this setting very deeply. Save the instructions, share with your friends, because after the update it has changed a lot.
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By the way, Instagram can also be used on a computer. Most of the features mentioned above will also work. Well, if you are tired of sticking in the application for several hours, you can completely delete it permanently. One of my colleagues did just that.
Did you know about these chips? Do you use? Give feedback in our Telegram chat or in the comments below, it will be interesting to read.
Life hacks on Instagram: part 2. Read on Cossa.ru
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The Cossa editors translated a dozen more simple tips from the HubSpot material. Let Instagram become even more convenient for you. The first part is here.
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On Instagram, it's easy to accidentally like something by double-tapping on a photo. And every like that you didn’t want to put is stress. In order not to be afraid to put a “technical” like with a double tap, open the account you need, wait for the photos to load and put your phone into airplane mode. Photos can be opened and tapped on as much as you like, but you can’t accidentally like without access to the network. Hello ex tape!
2. Hide, delete or make invisible comments on your posts
The Instagram page is your home. Or even worse, the representation of your brand on the network.
Therefore, urgently engage in moderating comments. To filter comments by keywords, go to the settings, open the "Comments" tab and enter stop words manually.
By the way: to delete a comment, just swipe it to the left and click on the icon. And to completely turn off comments for a particular post, when creating a new post, go to the advanced settings menu and turn off comments using the slider.
3. Clear your browsing history
Yes, even on Instagram it can be useful to clean up the story. Go to your profile settings, select "Security", then "Search history" and then "Clear everything".
4. Change the order of filters in edit mode and hide unnecessary ones
Highly-liked, you have a few favorite Instagram filters, and some you never use. To make photo editing easier, you can rearrange the filters in the edit window and hide the ones you never use.
To do this, start editing a new post.
When you get to the filters page, scroll the filter selection all the way to the right and find the "Manage" button. And there you can tick the filters you need and drag them to the top.
5. Sell with Shoppable Posts
You can tag in posts not only people, but also products that you sell. To do this, you need to create an Instagram business account. Go to the "Account" section of your page settings and select "Switch to business account". You can also make an author account there, this is a slightly different story.
Next, link your Facebook business page to your Insta business account. You must have it, and you must first create a product catalog in the Facebook business manager and set up the Shop theme from templates. Also, you must have the "Shop" menu option active.
In general, if you already have a store on Facebook, connecting it to an Instagram business account and tagging your physical goods (not services or information products) in posts is not difficult.
6. Pin Instagram posts to Pinterest
Instagram is having a hard time integrating posts into other social networks. Except for Facebook, of course. There is an option to "pin" your Pinterest posts. Tap on the post on Instagram and click on the menu (three dots) in the upper right corner, then click "Copy Link".
Now open Pinterest and it will prompt you to paste the image from the clipboard. And if it doesn’t offer, then click on the plus sign in the upper right corner and there you will see the insert option.
7. Add another account to your bio
If you have nothing less than an umbrella brand on Instagram, you can add links to other accounts. Here is an example link in the Hubspot bio:
Just add accounts via @ when editing the profile description text.
8. Use Instagram as a photo editor without posting
Many people love Instagram filters and easy editing, but do not want to post any photos in public.
And don't: edit the image by putting your smartphone in airplane mode. Important: the "Keep original publications" option must be active in your settings. It is located here: Settings - "Account" - "Original publications".
Now take or upload a photo, play with the filters and editor, and hit Share. An inscription will appear stating that the photo will be published automatically when connected to the network. Reset the publication, and take the edited Instagram-style photo in the folder with images on your smartphone.
9. Two filters for the price of one
Open the photo on Instagram, apply a filter. Want to add another filter, but the application won't let you? We use the power of airplane mode again. Turn it on, post a photo, get a no network error, pull the photo out of your saved images folder, apply the new filter, and post. Don't forget to turn off airplane mode.
10. Create quick response templates
Business accounts take note.
