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Instagram announced On Thursday it will eventually allow users to rearrange their grid and try a way for users to quietly publish their profile without displaying the contents of users’ flows. The social network also begins to broadcast songs from Spotify directly to Instagram notes, along with a new initiative to support emerging creators.

Instagram reports that the rearrangement of networks was one of the most commonly required features. With this update, users will be able to rearrange posts on their profile to customize the appearance of their network. Until now, posts on your profile have appeared in chronological order, with a place being the only way to maintain the oldest content on top.

The idea behind the feature is to give users a way to make their network layout more aesthetically pleasing or to highlight certain content above others.

The announcement is not surprising, as Instagram leader Adam Mosseri said in January that the company was Looking to develop function.

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It is worth noting that Instagram was I saw the development of the potential back in 2022 but ended up on the shelves The idea for some time. Fast forward by 2025 and Instagram is ready to start updating soon.

As for the ability to publish quiet content without transmitting it to your fans’ flows, Instagram says it is trying the feature now and plans to unfold it wider.

Mosseri wrote in the blog post that “creative expression may feel intimidating, especially when publishing something to supply”, so it introduces the new feature to make it easier for users to share content without everyone’s eyes.

Of course, this feature will probably not be used by people who want tons of sympathy in their positions, such as creators and celebrities. It is more for people who focus on building their profile without having the pressure to perform.

The feature is somewhat similar to Trial Rel, a feature of Instagram that allows creators to try new content by posting videos that do not appear on their fans. Instagram shared on Thursday that 40% of creators posted the cylinders more often after testing on test cylinders, and that 80% saw their wheels reach more non -fans.

Mosseri says that the purpose of the two new creative features announced today is to give users “additional flexibility on how and where your content appears and helps you create and share without additional pressure”.

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The new Spotify integration allows users to share any song they hear in real -time in the Instagram notes, leaving their fans to see and control what kind of music they are.

The company also announced that it is launching the plans, an initiative that will invest in emerging talents. Through the plans, Instagram will work with the creators to provide support, which may include financial support, connections, co-dependence, cooperation opportunities and much more.

An Instagram spokesman told TechCrunch in an e -mail that plans are not a special creator fund and that Instagram will “work closely with the creators to provide them with the kind of support that best suits the needs of each of its unique creative projects”.

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