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Again, the results page will show you top posts and most recent below that.

Just start with the hashtag symbol (#) and type in your interest.Īs you type, you’ll get lots of suggestions that can help you find exactly what you are looking for. If you keep scrolling, you’ll see the Most Recent posts also.įinally, you can search for hashtags, which are the main way people tag their photos and videos on Instagram. When you click on the result, you’ll get a map at the top along with the Top Posts for that location. Note that in the results, you should see the map icon instead of the hastag icon for an actual location. To search for places, just type in the location. Those users have a little blue star with a check mark in the center (verified badge). It’ll first try to show you people you are following, followed by famous or verified people. If you’re looking for someone in particular, just type in their name in the search box or type in their Instagram user name. You can search in one of three ways: for people, for places or for hashtags. The best way to use the web interface is to search for the stuff you are interested in. Overall, it’s quite a lame discover/explore tab.

Also, it really doesn’t show up more than just a new users and that’s it. On the web, it seems like the explore feature just shows you content from people you may know. There you see a lot more pictures and videos that are popular or that their algorithm determines you might like. It doesn’t quite work exactly the same as the explore tab on the smartphone app. The first icon with the diamond in the center is the Explore feature. When you log into Instagram from the web, you’ll see images from your personal feed (the people you follow).Īt the top right, you’ll see three small icons. Note that the original image may be a much higher resolution, but the full resolution photo doesn’t even get saved. Luckily, there is a trick you can use to view a higher resolution version of the picture (1080×1080), which I will mention below.

The biggest problem is that the web interface still displays images at a horribly low resolution (600×600). Unfortunately, since most people use Instagram from their mobile device, the web version hasn’t improved much over the years.