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Instagram tests Aisha Malik AM PDT · September 2, 2025 Instagram is testing a new
The feature was first spotted
While
Apps like TikTok and YouTube have had support for
The addition of a similar feature in Instagram could give creators a better chance of retaining audiences for their longer content. And for Instagram, this would mean more time spent in its app.
The launch of the test follows comments made a few months ago
Instagram is testing the feature with a small group of users to start. As with any test feature, it’s unclear when or if Instagram plans to roll it out more widely.
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