Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Instagram Introduces New Features for Stories and Reels
Instagram has added two new features.
First, you can now share public Stories from any account without being tagged.
You can add these Stories to your own and give credit to the original creator.
If you don't want your Stories to be shared, you can turn off this feature in your privacy settings.
Second, Instagram introduced 'Your Algorithm' for Reels.
This tool lets you see what topics Instagram thinks you're interested in and adjust your recommendations.
You can tap on topics to see more or less of them, or even add your own interests.
This feature is currently available in the US and will expand to English-speaking users worldwide soon.
Both updates aim to give users more control over what they see on Instagram.
Instagram now allows users to repost public Stories without being tagged.
The 'Your Algorithm' feature lets users personalise Reels recommendations.
Users can adjust topics they want to see more or less of in Reels.
The features are rolling out worldwide for Story reposting and in the US for 'Your Algorithm'.
Users can disable the reposting option in their privacy settings.
- Who
- Instagram users
- What
- New features for reposting Stories and personalising Reels recommendations
- When
- Currently rolling out
- Where
- Worldwide (Story reposting), US and expanding (Your Algorithm)
- Why
- To enhance user control and personalisation
- Platform
- Feature 1
- Story reposting
- Feature 2
- Your Algorithm for Reels
- Availability
- Worldwide (Story reposting), US and expanding (Your Algorithm)
- Devices
- Android and iOS
- Privacy Control
- Users can disable reposting
Sources
Instagram Now Allows Reposting Public Stories Without Permission Tags: What You Need to Know
Instagram Is Giving You Better Control Over What Reels Video You Can See: How It Works
Instagram introduces personalised ‘Your Algorithm’ for Reels recommendations
Instagram's AI-powered ‘Your algorithm’ feature now help you customise the Reels you see: here's how it works