New Instagram Reels Features Include Crossposting, Insights, + More

Instagram is announcing three new features for users who make Reels videos, which include the ability to crosspost to Facebook and more.

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Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, announces the new features in the video below.

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The three new Reels features include: – Crossposting from Instagram to Facebook – “Add Yours” sticker – Detailed insights about Reels performance on Facebook Here are the full details about each of the updates announced today.

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If you have accounts on both social networks you can post a Reel on Instagram and have it post on Facebook at the same time.

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The next time you create a Reel on Instagram you’ll get a prompt asking if you want to share it to Facebook.

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After opting in to crossposting all reels created on Instagram will automatically share to Facebook unless you indicate otherwise at the time of posting.

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New Instagram Reels Features Include Crossposting, Insights, + More

You can now crosspost Reels from Instagram to Facebook, and get more detailed insights about how the videos perform.

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Instagram is announcing three new features for users who make Reels videos, which include the ability to crosspost to Facebook and more.

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Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, announces the new features in the video below.

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The three new Reels features include: – Crossposting from Instagram to Facebook – “Add Yours” sticker – Detailed insights about Reels performance on Facebook Here are the full details about each of the updates announced today.

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If you have accounts on both social networks you can post a Reel on Instagram and have it post on Facebook at the same time.

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Crosspost Instagram Reels To Facebook

The next time you create a Reel on Instagram you’ll get a prompt asking if you want to share it to Facebook.

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After opting in to crossposting all reels created on Instagram will automatically share to Facebook unless you indicate otherwise at the time of posting.

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