hello YouTube Prajwal here from Windows lovers and have you ever tried to post a
photo on Instagram story from a camera roll or gallery and couldn't find the
option to do that or have you tried to post a photo on Instagram as a story
that was not taken from the phone or was taken before 24 hours and cannot find
the photo, well here's a workaround for that okay so let me show you how to
upload your photo to Instagram from a camera roll. So let me open my instagram
and normally to operate a story what you will do is you will tap the camera icon
on top left corner and we'll just click a photo click a video and then
Send it to the story. 0:01:01.540,0:01:07.910 so to upload a photo or video from your gallery, what you can do is you can
follow the same steps you're going to open your story and what you going to do
now is you can either swipe up or swipe down on the screen so I'm going to swipe
up it will give me all the pictures that I took within the last 24 hours or I can
either swipe down to see all the photos and you can ust select the photos that
we want in your story and then you send it to your story so that's it that you
download off the internet or you took last month or last week. Instagram only
allows you to upload photos that were take they were taken within 24 hours so
there's a workaround for that what I'm going to do is I'm going to open my
gallery first and let's say I want to upload this picture as a story but this
is a picture downloaded from internet and this was not taken within 24 hours
at all right if you downloaded this photo within the past 24 hours it will
definitely show up on Instagram sorry the picture that you operate on your
story doesn't have to be taken from your phone but it should be there for only
past 24 hours so if you wanna upload these kinds of pictures to Instagram there's a
couple of different ways you can actually do it so it should be same for
iPhone users and it should be say as similar for Android users as well I'm
doing this on my Android phone but it should be quite similar or the process
or the tips that I'm going to share should be similar and you should be able
to do it on your iOS devices or iPhones as well the first way is actually taking
a screenshot of this photo and that will actually show up on your Instagram story
settings or Instagram story option so I would not recommend doing that because
that sometimes might lead to losing quality of the photos so another way is
to actually edit the photo. The options that are you seeing on the screen might
not be exactly the same because I'm using a different phone and different
operating systems if you're using an iPhone or if you're
using a different system that has most of the phones they have their own basic
photo editor so you're going to edit that and it's just going to I'm just
going to change the brightness a little bit it's not that you have to edit but
you have to adjust some settings so that you can save it as a new photo so after
that's done I'm just going to hit apply and I'm going to save this photo and
just to show you how it works I'm just going to go back to my
Instagram story and just going to tap the icon, swipe up this time and as you
can see the photo now shares a Bonnie story and you can send it as a story
there's one more way you can do it on an Android phone or your ios device is you
can just go to gallery and you can just create a new album create album name it
whatever you feel like and create it and add the photo to that album. let's say on
upload this photo and click done and you can copy or move the photo I'm just
going to copy it and after that's done let's go and check our Instagram
and as you can see now the photo is loaded and I can send it as necessary
so that's how you upload a picture from a gallery to Instagram and that's how
you upload the pictures or photos that you download from internet and data that
we're not taking from the phone within the past 24 hours to Instagram I hope
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