Why Instagram Won't Let Me Post And How To Fix It?

Why Instagram Won't Let Me Post And How To Fix It?


Why Instagram Won't Let Me Post And How To Fix It?

If Instagram won't let you post and you want to fix this issue, whether, for your images or stories, you're not alone.

For many, Instagram is the go-to platform for posting pictures. But lately, some users have been reporting that Instagram is not letting them post their pictures. Besides that, the Instagram app keeps crashing and sometimes, the Instagram camera and DMs stop working. This is extremely frustrating, as it is making the app useless.

So why is this happening, and what are the solutions? We’ll let you know.

Why Won't Instagram Let Me Post Multiple Pictures?

You probably know that Instagram has a carousel feature that allows you to upload multiple pictures in a single post. It's a great way to show off your best memories from a trip you took, or an event you attended.

But sometimes, Instagram won't let you post a carousel, and it can be a little frustrating. There are many reasons Instagram won't let you post a carousel, but here are the most common ones:

  • The post you made on Instagram violates the community guidelines.
  • There is a problem with your internet connection.
  • There are issues with the file you uploaded.
  • You do not have the latest Instagram version.  

On this occasion, you might want to try the following tips to get around Instagram's restrictions and post multiple pictures you want to share.

How to fix it

To fix this pesky Instagram posting issue, here's what to try:

  • First, make sure you are using the latest version of the Instagram app.
  • Also, check your internet connectivity. A slow and unstable connection may be the reason you cannot post multiple pictures. In the case of a poor connection, you will probably get a “Not Posted Yet. Try Again.” error.
  • You might also want to ensure that you are not posting any pictures that violate the community guidelines. You can find out more about the community guidelines on the Instagram Help Centre.
  • Try clearing the Instagram cache to see if that helps. If your device is running on low space, delete some apps or media to free up space.
  • If the problem persists, resize your picture. It is likely that the picture is too big. Try resizing it to a smaller size and then uploading it again.
  • Finally, if all else fails, reach out to Instagram Support. They can help you with the issue. You can also report the problem within the app.

We know it is frustrating when you can't post multiple pictures on Instagram. In this situation, your best bet is to try the troubleshooting tips mentioned above.

Why Won't Instagram Let Me Share A Post On My Story?

As you might be aware, Instagram lets you share someone's post on your story. But sometimes, you might not be able to do so. Let's take a look at the reasons Instagram might not let you share a post on your story.

  • If you are trying to share a post from a private account, obviously you will be unable to do so.
  • If the owner of the post has his resharing permission disabled, then you will be unable to share it on your story.
  • Finally, it can happen because of some technical glitch, or issue at Instagram's end.

On this occasion, try the following troubleshooting tips to get around the issue and share that post on your story.

How to fix it

  • First, make sure you are using the latest version of the Instagram app.
  • Next, ensure that the owner of the post has a public account.
  • You might also want to ask the owner of the post to enable his resharing permission - if it is not.
  • Finally, if the problem persists, it's time to reach out to Instagram Support. They will help you with the issue. You can also report the problem within the app.

Hopefully, one of our tips will help you get rid of this problem. If not, you can always reach out to Instagram Support. Probably, it might be some bug and they will patch it as soon as possible.

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