Instagram Beta version

Watch and share photos, stories, short videos and reels, using less Data

Instagram Lite from Meta is a fast and smaller version of Instagram. Built to perform well on slower networks, use less mobile data and take up less storage space on your phone, Instagram Lite makes it easier to bring yourself closer to the people and things you love. Express yourself and connect with people over creative moments.

See pictures, videos, and stories from friends and creators you love
*Follow your friends, favorite artists, brands and creators on Instagram to see what they’re sharing in your Feed. Join the conversation and see more of what you love when you like, comment and share the content you discover.

Get early access to unreleased apps

1.Open the Play Store Google Play.
2.Go to the “For you” tab.
3.Under “Apps in development,” tap the game you want to try.
4.Tap Install.
5.Follow the on-screen instructions.
Tip: If you install an unreleased app, you may be automatically enrolled in the beta program when that app launches.

Get early access to unreleased games

1.Open the Play Store Google Play.
2.Go to the “New” tab.
3.Under “Be the first to play,” tap the game you want to try.
4. Tap Install
Follow the on-screen instructions.

Get beta versions of apps

Important: To get the beta version of an app, the app must already be installed on your device.
1.Open the Play Store Google Play.
2.At the top right, tap the profile icon.
3.Tap Manage apps & devices and then Installed.
4.Tap an app to open its detail page.
5.Under “Join the beta,” tap Join and then Join.
Tip: If you can’t find “Join the beta,” that means the developer doesn’t offer public betas for the app at this time.

Unlock creativity and endless entertainment with Reels

*Watch and easily create fun, entertaining videos to share with friends or anyone on Instagram. Create multi-clip videos up to 90 seconds, and get creative with easy-to-use text, templates and music. Upload videos from your gallery, too.

Share your everyday moments with Stories

*Add photos and videos to your story that disappear after 24 hours, and bring them to life with fun creative tools. Use text, music, stickers and GIFs to bring your story to life. Make your story interactive for friends and followers by adding the Questions or Poll stickers.

Message your friends in Direct

*Start conversations about what you see on Reels, Feed and Stories. Send messages to your friends, share posts privately, and receive chat notifications. Connect with friends no matter where you are with video and audio calls.

Search and Explore Instagram to find more things you love

*See more of what interests you in the Search tab. Find interesting photos, reels, accounts, and more. Search by keywords to explore topics and find content and creators related to your interests.

Try new Android apps before their official release

To get user feedback, some developers make new apps or features available before their official release. You can try these apps or features when you join early access or beta programs.
Early access & beta apps
Early access apps are apps that haven’t been released yet. Beta apps are newer and more experimental versions of apps that are already released. Early access and beta apps may be less stable than most apps. For example, the app might crash or some features might not work properly.

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Some apps limit how many users can join early access and beta programs. If it’s full, space may open later if current testers leave or if the developer lets more users join.

Leave a beta program

Important: When you leave and uninstall a beta app, you may lose your progress and any customizations you made to the app.
1.Open the Play Store Google Play.
2.At the top right, tap the profile icon.
3.Tap Manage apps & devices and then Beta.
4.Find the app you want to leave.
5.Tap the app to open its detail page.
6.Under “You’re a beta tester,” tap Leave and then Leave.

Tip: If you leave an early access or beta program, your space opens up and someone else may take it. You’re not guaranteed to get your space in the beta program back later.