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Instagram users can now easily download Reels shared by any public account to their smartphones. In his broadcast channel on Wednesday, Instagram head Adam Mosseri revealed that the company is rolling out a new feature that allows users to download Reels to your Camera Roll via a dedicated button. While this feature may excite many users, it is worth noting that the feature will only be available in the US for now and users in India can expect to get the feature in the coming months.
Adam Mosseri said "In the US, we are rolling out the ability to download reels shared by public accounts to your Camera Roll. Simply tap the share icon on the reel you like and select Download."
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It further added that "Notably, reels shared by private accounts cannot be downloaded and public accounts can turn off the ability for people to download their reels in account settings."
Mosseri did not specify whether there would be a watermark on the downloaded reels. However, a photo shared by him indicates that the downloaded video will have the account name and company logo of the user who posted it.
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Last month, the company introduced new editing updates on Reels to help creators showcase their creativity.
The update includes features like Split, Speed , and Replace.
Meanwhile, last week, Meta announced it was rolling out Broadcast Channels on Instagram globally with a new 'Collaborators' feature that lets creators invite other creators (or fans) to participate in their Broadcast channels. ) allows to invite.
