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Instagram Lets Users Embed Photos/Videos

By TechTaffy Desk

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Facebook-owned photo sharing service Instagram now lets users embed their Instagram photos/videos in websites with a HTML code grab.

Instagram photos or videos now have a new share button on the right side (just under the comments button), clicking on which pulls up the embed code. Users can copy the text block, and paste it into their blogs, websites or articles. 

The embedded photo/video will appear with the user’s Instagram username.

Embed code is only available to those whose photos and videos are public.

 

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