Four months after giving its users the ability to save posts to view them later, Instagram today announced a new update that will allow for more organization within saved posts. Called "Collections," users on iOS and Android can now place any Instagram post they've saved into specific categories, so it's even easier to revisit them later.

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Now when users save a post using the bookmark icon, they can choose to add it to one of their own previously made collections, or create a new one. To get to saved posts and collections, visit your own profile tab and then tap the bookmark icon. Saved posts and collections are private, and can only be viewed by the person who has saved them.

According to Instagram, 46 percent of its users have saved at least one post since December. The company said that the best ideas for creating saved posts and collections include: planning a vacation, keeping a visual memory of your favorite Instagrammer's artwork, or having a funny animal video always at the ready.

Instagram is available on the App Store for free. [Direct Link]

Top Rated Comments

v0lume4 Avatar
115 months ago
I feel that Instagram continuously adds useful features that I see myself and the community actually using. This'll be another one. Good stuff.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
WaxedJacket Avatar
115 months ago
The last new feature I've actually used in Instagram has been the ability to take photos and upload them.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Pineapple24 Avatar
115 months ago
Saved posts is such a cool feature, but yes it was starting to feel cluttered.

This is definitely a welcomed addition
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otozuz Avatar
115 months ago
And now they're going after Pinterest.
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WaxedJacket Avatar
115 months ago
Then Instagram isn't for you.
I use it almost daily, just not the new junk they've added since the initial release, but thanks anyway.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
PipSeg Avatar
115 months ago
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