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# Connect using Instagram

Connect an Instagram Business Account and post campaigns (beta).

Instagram is a **beta** integration. Connect an Instagram **Business** account from Humanic to publish campaign creatives as Instagram posts.

You need a Facebook/Meta login that can manage that Instagram Business account.

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### Connect

1. In Humanic, go to **Integrations**
2. Open **Instagram → Settings**
3. Click connect and complete Meta OAuth
4. After you return, the card shows the connected `@username`

Disconnect from the same Settings modal if you need to switch accounts.

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### What you can do

From a campaign, open the Instagram publish flow and post to the connected Business account. Personal Instagram accounts are not supported.

If connect fails, confirm the account is a Business account linked to a Facebook Page, and that you granted the permissions on the Meta consent screen.


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