Instagram users in the Android operating system have always complained about the lack of tools update necessary to edit a story in a decent way.This has changed, Instagram currently released an update for the operating system Android, which incorporates the guide lines. Its function is to prevent images from being cut, crooked or offset on the screens of other mobiles. We explain how to use them easily.
- The first thing you should do is update your Instagram version to the most recent and open the application.
- Create a story either by sliding your finger from left to right on the mobile screen or by pressing the photo of your profile located at the top left, which has the word history below.
- Enter the items you want That contains the stories.
- As you locate the elements and drag them inside the stories, the application will indicate you through some blue lines (guides) if this element is well centered, straight and if it will be completed on the screen of other mobiles.
This is how Instagram centering guides work
exist guidelines to indicate if the item is going to be well located in the center of the screen (centered).
This is how Instagram axis guides work
Instagram axis guides tell you if the item is completely straight, these lines are characterized by being dashed and yellow in color. They only appear vertically, horizontally and diagonally.
End guides mark the limit on other screens
And finally, there are the lines of guides that appear at the upper and lower ends of the left and right side of the stories, which tell you that up to that limit the image can be seen complete on any screen (regardless of the proportion you use). If you place it outside that margin, it is most likely to be trimmed on the screens of other mobiles.
Surely you like to express things in your Instagram stories, but it is important that you know how to do it well so that the message reaches your friends and contacts correctly. Following these simple steps, you will achieve.