Vertically align the image with respect to adjacent text. Alignment " baseline", " middle", " sub", " super", " text-top", " text-bottom", " top", or " bottom". This defaults to " right" for thumbnails and framed images. Determine the horizontal placement of the image on the page. Location " right", " left", " center" or " none". Displays the image with specific formatting (see below). Type " thumb" (or " thumbnail" either can be followed by " = filename"), " frame" (or " framed"), or " frameless". The other details are optional and can be placed in any order. Most images should use " ]" and should not specify a size. In brief, the syntax for displaying an image is: ] Plain type means you always type exactly what you see.
7 Linking to the image without displaying it. 5 Cancelling floating-around-image mode. 
3.9 Interaction between left-floating images and lists. 3.7 Using alignment "none" thumbnails in tables. 3.3 Aligning thumbnails to fit into text. 3.2 Keeping the original size, with a caption. Uploading multiple images at once would be awesome for creating a Story, right? Unfortunately, this new trick doesn't work with the Story function, yet. The new icon on profile grid photos lets your friends know to tap and swipe to see more images. They just need to tap and swipe on the photo to see more. On your profile grid, your followers will see an icon in the upper right side of a photo to let them know it is a post with multiple images. Unfortunately, all of your photos will just have one caption. When you're done editing, tap Next and add a caption. If you want to edit photos individually, just tap on one, edit and tap Done. If you want the same filter on all the images, just tap on your chosen filter without selecting a photo. You have the option of editing each photo individually, or adding the same filter to all your images at once. Tap Next at the top of the screen as usual to edit your photos. If you don't like the order of your images, tap and hold on the image you want to move, then drag it to the right spot. Tap on the additional images you want to add and tap an image again to deselect it. Tap the Select multiple icon on the bottom right of the image. From the home screen, hit the + icon at the bottom of the screen. The first image is displayed in your feed and blue dots at the bottom of the photo lets your followers know that they can swipe to see more images.Īdding multiple images and videos is super easy: 
A bulk upload is consolidated into one post.
The drudgery of uploading one photo at a time to Instagram has ended! Now you can add up to 10 photos and videos at once.ĭon't worry about overwhelming your followers with a slew of photos, though. Add up to 10 images or videos to one post with this new feature.
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