Meta-owned Instagram has undergone several changes and has evolved into a completely different social networking platform than the photo-sharing app it was originally intended to be.
Users can now share videos, post updates that disappear after 24 hours, shop on the app, start a business, and monetise through their content. Instagram also plans to add more tools and features to the platform.
While Instagram already allows users to add songs to photos, the photo-sharing platform is now working on a feature that will allow users to add music to a carousel of pictures.
Currently, music plays when a user views a single photo on their Instagram feed. However, once this feature is implemented, Instagram users will be able to add one song each to a post that has a bunch of pictures or videos.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced during the company’s quarterly earnings call that Instagram is testing a new way to add music to Notes.
This new tool will make it more fun to browse through multiple pictures while the music plays in the background.
According to reports, this tool is already available in a few countries. The social networking platform already allows users to tag songs to individual photos, but this new tool will allow users to swipe through the picture collection while the same song plays.
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