Regram

What is a regram?

A regram refers to the act of sharing another user's Instagram post on your own feed, while giving proper credit to the original creator. It’s a form of sharing content on Instagram with your followers, without having to create new content.  

For example, if you own a fitness brand and a customer posts a photo of themselves using your workout equipment, you can regram their post on your own Instagram feed. This not only reduces the effort needed to create new content but also engages your audience and builds customer loyalty by showcasing real-life use of your products. 

Key benefits of regramming: 

• Enhanced engagement: Sharing popular or relevant content can increase engagement on your own profile – helping to build relationships with other users and creators in your niche. 
• Brand credibility: Regramming posts from influencers or satisfied customers can boost your brand's credibility. 
• Content diversity: It allows you to diversify and expand the reach of your content without creating everything from scratch.  

Now that you understand the definition of a regram, let’s jump into how to regram on Instagram. 

How to regram a post on Instagram

• Look for posts that align with your brand and resonate with your audience. 
• Since Instagram doesn’t have a built-in regram feature, you can either: 
• Regram manually: Take a screenshot of the post, crop it to match the original and upload it to your feed with a caption crediting the original creator (e.g., "Image credit: @username" or “#regram”). 

Source 

• Use Repost apps: Use apps like Repost for Instagram. Copy the post’s share URL, open the app and follow the prompts to repost. 
• Always credit the original creator by tagging them and mentioning them in the caption. 
• Seek permission from the original poster before sharing their content. 
• Add your unique perspective or commentary to the regrammed post to provide extra context for your audience.