What is it, how to use and more

Meta-owned Instagram has launched a new feature that aims to enable users to share and save images at a dedicated space. Called “collaborative collections“, the feature is sort of an extension of a bookmarking that allows users to organise the posts they save for easy access at a later time.

“Collections are one of my favourite features on Instagram — and we just do it so that you can make collections with friends,” head of Instagram Adam Mosseri said in his Channel on the photo and video sharing platform.

How to use ‘collaborative collections’
Just like “collections”, this feature will allow users to organise the posts they save into private groupings for easier access, ‘collaborative collections’ will allow a group of friends or relatives to share and save posts in one such group for accessing them at a later time.

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Now when users save a piece of content on Feed or from DMs, they will see a new option to create a collaborative collection. From there, users can give the collection a custom name and share that particular collection with friends.

Once the group of friends receive it, they can start adding content from reels, Explore, Feed and DMs to the collection as well.

“We’re hoping that collaborative collections can be a great way to save, organise and connect with your friends over things you discover on IG,”he added.

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Instagram Latest Shares feature
Recently, a report said that the social media platform is testing a new feature that will enable users to quickly access the Reels they have recently shared. It will make it easier for users to reshare a Reel that they have liked to another user later on.

Instagram will show a new row with the “Latest Shares” label which is available at the top of the direct messages (DM) section. If a user shares a single short video multiple times, it will show up only once with the avatar of the friend it was last shared with.

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Meta-owned Instagram has launched a new feature that aims to enable users to share and save images at a dedicated space. Called “collaborative collections“, the feature is sort of an extension of a bookmarking that allows users to organise the posts they save for easy access at a later time.

“Collections are one of my favourite features on Instagram — and we just do it so that you can make collections with friends,” head of Instagram Adam Mosseri said in his Channel on the photo and video sharing platform.

How to use ‘collaborative collections’
Just like “collections”, this feature will allow users to organise the posts they save into private groupings for easier access, ‘collaborative collections’ will allow a group of friends or relatives to share and save posts in one such group for accessing them at a later time.

Read Also

Now when users save a piece of content on Feed or from DMs, they will see a new option to create a collaborative collection. From there, users can give the collection a custom name and share that particular collection with friends.

Once the group of friends receive it, they can start adding content from reels, Explore, Feed and DMs to the collection as well.

“We’re hoping that collaborative collections can be a great way to save, organise and connect with your friends over things you discover on IG,”he added.

Read Also

Instagram Latest Shares feature
Recently, a report said that the social media platform is testing a new feature that will enable users to quickly access the Reels they have recently shared. It will make it easier for users to reshare a Reel that they have liked to another user later on.

Instagram will show a new row with the “Latest Shares” label which is available at the top of the direct messages (DM) section. If a user shares a single short video multiple times, it will show up only once with the avatar of the friend it was last shared with.

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