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Step-by-step instructions to repost stories
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Did someone post an amazing Story on Instagram that you want to repost? Fortunately, it's quick and easy to repost a Story you've been tagged in. If you weren't tagged in the Story, there are still options.

Reposting a Story on Instagram

If you were tagged in the story, tap Add to Story on the Story to repost it. If you weren't tagged, you can use a tool like Repost It, or just take a screenshot or screen recording of the original Story and upload the photo or video to your own Story.

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Reposting a Story You're Tagged In

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  1. When someone tags you in a Story, you'll get a notification that redirects you to a DM with that person so you can see the Story. Tap the notification or the message in your inbox to open it.
  2. It's above the Story in the DM.
    • You can also add text, links, GIFs, and more to the Story before posting.
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  3. You can also choose "Close friends" or "Send to" if you don't want to share the Story with everyone who follows you.
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Reposting a Story You're Not Tagged In

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  1. If you aren't tagged, you can capture a screenshot if the story is a photo, or a screen recording if it's a video. You can then share the photo or video on your Story.
    • Make sure you have permission to post a Story you weren't tagged in, and be sure to credit the original poster. If you don’t have permission, your Story could be taken down by Instagram for copyright infringement.[1]
  2. You can get the mobile app for free from the Google Play Store for Android and App Store for iPhone or iPad. Alternatively, you can go to https://repostapp.com in your web browser.
    • The Story must be public for Repost It to work. It won't be able to repost a Story from a private account.
    • To repost a Story, you need to get the link to the original Story. Tap the Sharing icon (the paper airplane) at the bottom of the Story, then tap Copy Link to copy it. You can then paste the link into the Repost tool to share it.[2]
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This article was reviewed by Anyah Le Gilmore-Jones and by wikiHow staff writer, Darlene Antonelli, MA. Anyah Gilmore-Jones is a Social Media Marketing Expert based in Nashville, Tennessee. An innovative experiential and social media marketer, Anyah is skilled at creating engaging brand experiences and leverages her passion for connecting people and ideas to drive organic growth for purpose-driven brands. As the founder of GROW by Gilmore, a social media strategy company, Anyah develops data-driven social media strategies focused on authentic community building. She has over 4 years of experience spearheading viral campaigns and producing content for brands like HBCU Buzz, Black & Scholared, SHEIN, and Project Art Collective. She received her BA from Howard University in Political Science and Government. This article has been viewed 5,594 times.
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