You get a notification letting you know your upload was a success. A new window will then drop down from the app's menu bar icon, letting you add a caption. When you have your photo ready, click Done. You can also also click the Camera button to the left to snap a shot using your Mac's iSight camera to upload. You can click the camera shutter button to the right of the zoom slider to select one of 47 different effects for your photo, but they are more akin to wacky Photo Booth effects than Instagram filters.
HOW TO POST PHOTOS ON INSTAGRAM FROM MAC FOR MAC
And for Mac users, they can post to Instagram from Mac using Safari browser. By default, the app crops landscape-oriented photos to fit the Instagram square, but you can zoom out and post the full, rectangular image. However, for Windows users, they can only use Chrome extension. The app then opens a small window where you can zoom in to crop your photo. (Image credit: Alan Martin) For the purpose of this tutorial, I’m using Edge, but the process is very similar on any browser you choose to use. To upload a photo, right click on the file and choose Share to Instagram or Services > Share to Instagram. Uploader for Instagram installs an icon in your Mac's menu bar and adds an item to the right-click menu. The app costs $4.99, £3.99, AU$6.49 in the Mac App Store. Other Mac apps, like Instastack and PhotoDesk let you view your Instagram feed and comment and like photos, but none let you post photos because Instagram prevents third-party apps from uploading to its API.Įnterprising developer Caleb Benn of Anobot LLC found a way however, and has released Uploader for Instagram. It's certainly the first third-party app I've encountered that does such a thing. Select the photo (or video) you wish to post. The developer states it's the first and only app in the Mac App Store that lets you upload photos to Instagram from your Mac. From your home screen or profile, tap the + (plus) symbol in the upper-right corner, and select Post from the dropdown menu.
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