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You may opt-out by clicking here Edit Story Aug 30, 2018, 08:03pm EDT How To Post On Instagram From PC - In 4 Steps TJ McCue Senior Contributor Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own.

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Posting photos on social media seems easy enough if you are using a mobile phone.

But if you want to post on Instagram from your PC or Mac, without using a mobile device, you need these instructions.

I have been asked this question quite often, so I thought a brief explanation for Forbes readers was in order.

Ill share two alternatives to this Chrome method at the end of this post.

The process for uploading DSLR quality photos to Instagram is in itself a workaround you have to edit then upload photos from your PC to Google Drive or Google Photos (or some other sharing service), then download them to your phone, then upload them to Instagram.

From anywhere in the browser window itself, right click with your mouse and select Inspect at the bottom of the drop-down menu that appears (or CTRL, SHIFT, I - capital letter i on the keyboard).

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The Inspect option will split your screen so you have the Instagram account on the left side and the code base on the right.

Click that and the drop-down menu shows a bunch of different phone or tablet options.

Select that. Each time, your screen may shift slightly, but that is normal.

If you do not select a smaller option, your screen may not show the bottom of the Instagram app screen and there is no way to scroll from this Inspect developer window.

Then you will see the remaining standard Instagram screens the edit screen where you can move the image and select the part you want to use.

After clicking next you land on the share page which allows you to add write a caption (or not) and click share.

This usually reveals it for the times when it does not appear instantly.

There are many other scheduling tools that promise to help you auto-schedule Instagram posts from your PC, however, almost all of them are bound by the conditions that Instagram imposes which can impact how they work.

Make sure you are using a service that offers a free trial or free level.

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