How to copy an Instagram link from a phone: from an iPhone and an android?
How to copy a link on instagram? Some people have difficulty finding a place to copy links to their Instagram profile, post, or another person’s account. Everything is easy in the browser – the link is in a special field. And in the mobile application it is hidden. The easiest option is to log in from the computer and copy the link to the desired profile. Nuances appear during authorization through the mobile application. Consider them.
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How to copy your instagram link via phone?
Owners of iPhones and smartphones with the operating version of the android, who use the instagram, are faced with an obvious problem. How to send a friend a link to your profile or post? Your friend will help:
- Ask him to go to your profile page,
- Let him click on the ellipsis in the right corner of the profile,
- Click “copy URL”.
You won’t be able to copy it yourself. There is an alternative:
- Take your nickname, for example ivan_ivanov1975
- Attribute it to the link https://www.instagram.com/.
It should turn out: https://www.instagram.com/ivan_ivanov1975
You can copy this link and paste into phone notes or send VK.
Consider the features and differences for different operating systems.
From Android
Owners of smartphones can quickly transfer the link to another by sending him a direct message with the text @ username (in the username, write the nickname on instagram, exactly). By clicking on this message, users can go to your profile. This is useful when commenting or when switching to other accounts, if you are too lazy to remember nicknames. You can publish it to story, specify hashtags (if you are a blogger, and want to know about the blog)
The easiest way to get the link is to open the instagram via a browser (for example, Mi browser):
- authorize your account,
- you will be taken to the main page,
- click on the man below,
- your profile will open, a link will be available at the top of the browser bar.
From a computer, a link to a personal profile is obtained by clicking on the “man” on the main page. Then in the browser line you need to completely copy the link.
By the way, a link to the post is received by clicking on the ellipsis in the upper right corner of the post.
From iphone
Like owners of smartphones with Android OS, owners of “apple” gadgets will not be able to copy their link on Instagram from the phone directly to the mobile application. You will have to additionally log in to Instagram through a browser, and repeat the above steps. You can ask your friend to copy the link to your profile, because URLs can be copied to any profile of others. Let your friend send it to you in direct. Save it in bookmarks or copy it into notes. Then share your link.
How on Instagram to copy the link to your page via phone
As you know, copying the instagram link from the phone to your profile in the instagram mobile application will not work. This is a Facebook policy for:
- flood and spam restrictions,
- restrictions on advertising and promotion.
Many users despair, not knowing how to copy their link and everywhere they have to write their nickname. A friend wants to find your instagram and follow you, but you can’t pass the link to him. You have to search by username. But still there are methods. To summarize them:
- log in from your computer, copy the link on the main page of your profile,
- go to the smartphone browser,
- using the link @ username, you can go to the account page of this user.
The resulting link can be saved in notes, sent to VC or insta by direct.
Instagram is a popular brand that is trying to limit any unscrupulous distribution of advertising or promotion of subscriptions. The social network has already become a huge advertising platform. There are ads in posts, bloggers publish stories with ads. Therefore, copyright protection and legitimate advertising is the company’s goal..
To limit dishonest users, Facebook introduces such sanctions as the inability to copy the link in the application. You can’t just copy the text of a post or comment.
