Instagram is rolling out a new feature that lets users add photos or posts they have been tagged in to their main profile grid. Instead of keeping tagged content only in the separate Tagged tab, users can bring selected tagged posts into their primary profile feed.
Both outlets describe the change as a way to reuse tagged posts on the public-facing grid. Engadget explains that the feature is available now and provides instructions for how to add tagged photos to the profile grid. TechCrunch similarly frames the update as moving posts from the Tagged tab to the main grid, emphasizing the user-controlled selection.
While the articles focus on the same capability, they differ mainly in presentation: Engadget emphasizes a step-by-step “how to” approach, while TechCrunch summarizes the feature more generally as Instagram’s latest addition to profile customization. In both accounts, the update centers on making tagged content more visible on the main profile without requiring users to manually repost or recreate the posts.
