Instagram Upload Photos From Computer
How you can publish images to Instagram from a desktop computer web browser
Most web browsers have a method of allowing you change the "User Agent"-- the thing that informs a web site what sort of tool you're on. So, also when you're on a laptop or desktop computer, you can trick a web site like Instagram into revealing you the mobile website. That's exactly what we're going to do.
Safari
On Safari, it's simple. Go to Safari > Preferences > Advanced. Check package at the really bottom that claims, "Show Develop menu in menu bar"
Now open up a personal surfing window. Visit Develop > User Agent > Safari - iOS 10 - iPhone. Go to Instagram.com, log in and also click the camera switch at the end of the display to post a picture from your desktop.
Chrome
In Chrome, go to Instagram.com and also sign in. Now right-click the page > Inspect > click the Tablet symbol (top-left). The web page must change to mobile view, where you'll find a camera button below the display, which allows you post a photo from your desktop.
Several Instagrammers-- myself included-- fire images on a dSLR camera and also modify them on their computer system before publishing to Instagram. That means needing to move the finished picture to a phone (using AirDrop or email), which is troublesome, at ideal.
This workaround reduces that step out, making dSLR uploads much easier compared to ever.
