The best Instagram content doesn’t just have stellar visuals. It also often has the perfect track or song to go with what’s on screen. If you’re unsure how to add music to your Instagram Story, read ...

There are two methods. To create your own Add Yours Music template: When posting a Story, tap the stickers icon at the top of the screen, then hit the “Add Yours Music” button. From there, tap the “+ ...

While the future of Twitter seems quite shaky, at least one social media platform seems to be getting with the times. Instagram recently unveiled an update that allows users to add music to photo ...

Instagram allows users to select from a vast, in-app music library when they want to add music to Instagram stories or feed posts; here’s how to do that. Users can add up to 15 and 30 seconds of music ...

Jake Peterson is Lifehacker’s Senior Technology Editor. He has a BFA in Film & TV from NYU, where he specialized in writing. Jake has been helping people with their technology professionally since ...

Does a photo still remain a photo when you add a music track to it? Hard to tell. Instagram said today that it will allow users to add music to their photo carousels in order to let them show off ...

Instagram introduced music for carousels, expanded collaborations, and a sticker to invite your audience to submit user-generated content. Instagram now allows users to add music to their photo ...

To add your own audio to an Instagram Story, you can either record directly within Instagram by selecting Camera and holding the Record button or use a video editing app like InShot to import and edit ...

Adding music to a post has been a feature that Meta shared with users on Facebook and Instagram as a way to better express one's self, and this specific feature is also reportedly coming to Threads in ...

According to TechCrunch, Threads is currently internally prototyping the ability to add music to your posts. It’s worth mentioning that the option to add songs to posts is already available on Meta’s ...

Instagram is always on the verge of updating its platform, as it wants to keep users engaged for longer than just watching short videos. While many recent tools focus on creators, a new option now ...