On Thursday, Instagram rolled out an update to its iOS and Android apps, that dismantles the square. The update will allow people to upload horizontal and vertical photos and videos without ...

But square photos, as the signature of Instagram, will remain the default mode. The update also unifies Instagram’s photo and video filters, so now any filter can be applied to your post ...

A standard Instagram post should be shaped like a perfect 1:1 square, but Stories are shaped like a phone screen. You can edit the size of your photos in Instagram, or through your phone's Photos app.

Feed videos support multiple aspect ratios (square, landscape, and vertical), making them versatile for different types of content, ... Instagram live size: Aspect ratio: 9:16; Resolution: ...

Instagram’s square picture format harks back to the days of Polaroid cameras, where you’d take a snap, watch the image develop in front of your eyes, then write a comment in the space below.

And square photos are sort of the heritage of Instagram," he said. "But at this point, most of what’s uploaded, both photos and videos, are vertical in their orientation. And it just is a bummer ...

Instagram now supports photos with a 3:4 aspect ratio, meaning photos from your phone will show up on the feed as you shot them. ... Instagram isn’t just for square photos anymore.

Rejoice: The iron-fisted reign of the square is dead. Instagram just announced it’s letting you upload landscape and portrait-oriented photos and videos to the platform, which means you no ...

Some Instagram users love the square so much, they refuse to use their new options: My Sunday Vows grammin’ will continue to be square. — guan (@guan) August 27, 2015.

Instagram is all about vertical content, and that might mean changing the look of your profile grid. A few days ago, Instagram head Adam Mosseri posted a story on his app detailing a change we've ...