Both tests ditch the standard 1:1 and 4:5 ratios for a new 9:16 ratio, and other than the fact that the new test does not feature white spaces above and below in-feed content, there aren’t many changes between the two tests.

The test ran throughout May 2022, and then on June 16, the company rolled out new versions of the feed test to select users. On May 3, Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri posted a Reel to his personal IG account to announce the first feed test that expanded the size of photos and videos to fill up more of your screen. The fastest way of adjusting your embedded Instagram feed layout is adjusting the height and width to show more or fewer posts at a time. If you’re lucky enough not to be in the test (I said what I said), let me catch you up to speed. Follow these steps to create a consistent Instagram grid layout that stands out: Step 1: Decide on your visual identity Start with a clear definition of the vibe that you want to exude through your visuals. Choose the new image you want to use from your camera roll or a social media platform like Facebook or Twitter. Scroll down and tap on Change Profile Photo. Tap on the three dots in the top right corner of the screen. If you’re looking to revert your IG feed back to normal, here's what you need to know about the photo and video feed test. Log into your Instagram account and go to your profile page. The tests have been met with mixed reviews, and many users have been left wondering if they can change back their Instagram feed to make Instagram photos and videos smaller again. ICYMI, Instagram recently rolled out in-feed tests that enlarge pictures and videos to become nearly the full size of your screen.

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