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Dylasy wrote:
The Instagram app and website don't allow instazoom you to enlarge profile pictures of people you don't follow or whose account is private. Unfortunately, it makes it difficult to identify your followers or distinguish a friend's account from your own. However, there are ways to enlarge profile pictures without sending them a private message.
The first way is to download the profile pictures. This method works for both private and public Instagram accounts. This method is also great for low-resolution photos. To do this, find a user profile and a long take on the picture. This enlarges the image to fit the screen.
Another method is to open Instagram in a web browser. When you do this, you will be redirected to a website where you can download the full size version of the image. In addition, some apps automatically save the profile picture in the Apps folder. The second method is to click on a single photo and save the image. However, it only works for the first image in a post.
The Instagram app and website don't allow instazoom you to enlarge profile pictures of people you don't follow or whose account is private. Unfortunately, it makes it difficult to identify your followers or distinguish a friend's account from your own. However, there are ways to enlarge profile pictures without sending them a private message.
The first way is to download the profile pictures. This method works for both private and public Instagram accounts. This method is also great for low-resolution photos. To do this, find a user profile and a long take on the picture. This enlarges the image to fit the screen.
Another method is to open Instagram in a web browser. When you do this, you will be redirected to a website where you can download the full size version of the image. In addition, some apps automatically save the profile picture in the Apps folder. The second method is to click on a single photo and save the image. However, it only works for the first image in a post.
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