Facebook launched Instagram Reels today, which builds a TikTok-like experience right into Instagram. And, not incidentally, kicks a platform when it’s already down, thanks to both President ...

Instagram launched Reels a few years ago, its own short-form video platform to compete with TikTok. Users can watch reels on Instagram's Reels tab, Explore page, and in their own feeds.

Instagram is adding a new section in the Reels tab displays what video content your friends have engaged with. The tab will show Reels that friends have liked or left Notes on.

Earlier this week, Facebook finally released its latest attempt at a TikTok rival. It’s called Instagram Reels, and as its name suggests, it’s actually a feature that lives inside Instagram ...

Use short videos to your advantage. Here's how to use Reels to reach thousands already scrolling through Instagram and examples of who's doing it best.

Credit: instagram / facebook In every conceivable way, Instagram Reels is worse than TikTok. But in all likelihood, that won't stop the blatant clone from becoming a hit.

Instagram will begin testing this new payment model for reels with a "small group" of US-based creators and advertisers, as part of expanding Ads on Reels to the platform.

Tech Instagram tests much-requested Reels feature amid TikTok’s dicey future By Brooke Steinberg Published Jan. 31, 2025, 12:27 p.m. ET ...

Instagram announced today it will allow users to remix any video content on the app, not just short-form reels videos. The company officially launched Remix, its version of TikTok Duets, last March.

Meta announced that starting tomorrow it’s introducing Reels APIs to several endpoints on the Instagram Platform for developers. The company says it’s introducing the new Reels APIs after ...