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I am looking for web-working auto post tool for Instagram which allows adding several photos per post. Free or paid. Can you recommend one?

All apps I have found, makes Instagram post with only 1 picture per post. But I need up to 10 pictures in one post.

I need to publish 5-10 post per day. Each post will have up to 10 pictures of items we sell. I need this tool because we work using PC, not tablets, not smartphones. So we can not use Instagram directly. We don't need scheduler option.

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I've never tried any of those but here are two options from internetmarketingninjas.com

Schedugram

Just want something super simple that schedules and auto-posts photos and videos, then lets you know? Then this one might be for you. Upload via you browser, manage multiple accounts, and allow multiple administrators access. Once the scheduled posts have been published, you get an emailed alert. So any time there it a problem, you will know right away.

Best of all, there is multiple upload support. So you can put a bunch of photos or videos on at once, edit the information like meta data, and then schedule them all at once. This is so much more efficient than doing it one by one.

Schedugram homepage

Schedugram screenshot


Latergram

The idea is pretty simple. You upload one or multiple images/videos from either the web or phone. You set a schedule so they are released as you want them to be. You can then get the images pushed to your phone, if you choose. You will get an alert just prior to scheduled posts publishing, so you can either change/erase the post, or verify it.

Because you have to authorize the publishing at the time it is scheduled, this is more a way of monitoring your posting calender than an autoposter. But for those who want more control, it is a great tool.

More info about Latergram

Latergram screenshot

EDIT: Source: Instagram schedulers with description

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