Instagram's Next Update Will Let You Create Slideshows


If you’re the type of person constantly hesitating between which selfies to share, Instagram is about to put an end to your interminable procrastination. The social network has just announced via their blog the imminent arrival of slideshows (or "carousels").


Creating these "carousels" is child's play. When importing content into your feed, you'll see a new icon that will allow you to select multiple photos and videos. Choose your favourite, and then organise them in the order you want.
Instagram then clarifies the process:

"It’s easy to control exactly how your post will look. You can tap and hold to change the order, apply a filter to everything at once or edit one by one. These posts have a single caption and are square-only for now".
"On your profile grid, you’ll notice the first photo or video of your post has a little icon, which means there’s more to see. In feed, you’ll see blue dots at the bottom of these posts to let you know you can swipe to see more. You can like and comment on them just like a regular post.

From stories to live video to posts in feed, it’s never been easier to share your experiences with your friends."
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According to Instagram, this new feature will be deployed globally on iOS and Android devices over the next few weeks.

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