Instagram has introduced a new speed-up feature for Reels. This update addresses growing user demand for more video playback control, with social media users increasingly preferring customizable ...

One of the top features that TikTok popularized is the faster way to watch a video, and that specific function has now made its way to Meta's Instagram Reels, which allows users to take advantage of ...

Meta-owned Instagram is copying yet another feature from TikTok. This time, it’s the ability for users to play a reel at 2x speed by long pressing on the right or left side of their screen. When ...

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TL;DR: Instagram is introducing a double-speed toggle for Reels, allowing faster content consumption. This feature, requested by users, offers more control over Reels, which range from 15 seconds to 3 ...

Ever been on TikTok, casually scrolling, and come across those videos where you need to trust the process, but it takes a whole 55 seconds to see the result in the final two seconds? It's intriguing ...

You can use Instagram Reels to make 15-second videos with visual and sound effects, similar to TikTok.

In the coming months, Instagram is going to change that selection you see at the bottom of your app to home page, Reels, DMs, ...

Diwali 2025 is just around the corner, and Instagram Reels are the perfect way to share your festive celebrations with ...

Social networking apps like Instagram are taking advantage of China’s ByteDance-owned TikTok’s uncertain future in the United States. Most of these apps, especially Meta-owned Instagram, have copied ...

TikTok already had a feature that allowed you to speed up Reels, and now it’s also available in the Instagram app. The Meta-owned social media platform’s new functionality lets you play a reel at 2x ...