Instagram Features: Instagram updated, Notes feature will be visible in users' profiles

Instagram has upgraded the platform for its users. Now users will see the popular Notes feature in the profile. Let us tell you that currently, this facility is available in the DM section.

Story Highlights

• Instagram has been upgraded
• Users will see the notes feature in the profile section.
• Currently, this facility is available in the DM section

Instagram has updated its platform for the convenience of users. After this updation, the app's popular feature 'Notes' will be visible on the user's profile. From here users will be able to use this tool easily. The company believes that this change will increase visibility on the platform and users will be able to interact with their friends in a better way. Let us tell you that earlier the reply feature was added to the notes feature.

The feature will be seen in two places

Currently, Instagram's Notes feature is visible in the inbox. However, after updation, this feature will be visible in the users' profiles. With this, users will be able to use it easily and also give replies. For your information, let us tell you that Notes works like feature stories. It automatically disappears from the platform after 24 hours.

When will the feature be available?

Instagram has started rolling out the upgraded Notes feature. Some users have started getting this facility. In the coming days, the feature will be available to users all over the world.

Cutout feature

Along with updating the notes, Instagram has also introduced the cutout feature. This is a sticker-maker tool. With its help, users can create stickers of their photos and share them in reels and posts on the platform. It has been officially launched but has not been rolled out yet. There are speculations that this feature will be released for users soon.

Work ongoing on this facility

Instagram is working on a reel recommendation feature for its users, named Blend. This feature will recommend reels to the user and his friends, which they share among themselves. No information has been received regarding the launch of this feature. This has been discovered by the company's reverse engineer Alessandra Paluzzi.