Instagram: how to upload high-quality photos with your smartphone



Thanks to Instagram we can give prominence to the images that we like the most. It is even easy to configure our phone Android to take photos with a high resolution, but when uploading them to the aforementioned social network, we realize that we do not have the same image quality.

If we want to have an image with excellent resolution, we just have to follow the recommendations made by the portal which can be done without the need to download any additional application in the Play Store.

Use the mobile camera instead of the Instagram one

The advantage of Android mobiles is that the resolution of their cameras, depending on whether it is high-end or mid-range, is quite good. However, the quality of the photos will be appreciated if we take them directly in the Camera application. If we take a shot from Instagram, the photo will have a smaller size to be able to upload it to the server quickly.

Do not put filters or other elements such as GIFs when uploading photos

Animated objects, including survey stickers or music, are elements that have considerable weight when it comes to being published in stories. Filters also lower the quality of photos.

Avoid Instagram cropping of photos

It is recommended to cut the size (in the same Camera app) of the images that we are going to publish. Otherwise, Instagram will make a reduction automatically, therefore, the quality will be lower.



Remember that the parameters that Instagram manages, according to the are the following:

  • The ideal size for square posts is 1080px by 1080px in a 1:1 aspect ratio.
  • For horizontal posts, use an image that is 1200px by 628px, with an aspect ratio of 1.91:1.
  • Portrait images should be 1080px by 1350px in size with an aspect ratio of 4:5.

Reduce the resolution a bit so that the photos are not so heavy

Photos taken in HDR are larger in size and often exceed the size allowed by Instagram. Depending on the brand of your device, you can change the pixel size of the photos you take with your camera.

The most recommended thing is that the shots do not exceed 12 MP.

Deactivate HDR mode so that your images are uploaded with higher quality to Instagram. Photo: Unsplash

How to know which are the applications that have just been removed from an Android mobile

  • First, enter the Google Play Store, the operating system app store Android.
  • Then, tap on your profile picture that is located in the upper right corner.
  • Immediately, a mini window will be displayed with the Google accounts you manage, press where it says “Manage Device and apps”.
  • Here select the “Manage” tab.
  • A button will appear with two options: “Installed” and “Not installed”, choose the latter.
  • Android It will show you the list of applications that are no longer available in the internal or external memory of the device, it means that they are the ones that have been uninstalled.
  • Finally, an interesting fact is that you can sort the applications alphabetically or by date, so you will know when they have been uninstalled from the smartphone.


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