Tweet Photo

Automagically post your Instagram photos to Twitter ✨

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Tweet Photo is the easiest way to tweet your Instagram photos. Just connect your Instagram and Twitter accounts, and we'll take it from there. Tweet Photo embeds the photos in such a way that they show up on Twitter, unlike the native Instagram functionality. It's free and only takes seconds to set up. Give it a try!
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Max
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I hate to be that guy I really do But Instagram literally has a toggle for this 😅 And Facebook And Tumblr
Tim Bremer
@rdev Second this. Instagram recently fixed the integration too, so tweets should include the Instagram photos again, not only the link. Also, IFTTT?
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@rdev The problem with that feature is that the images don't show up on Twitter. It just shows the link. See https://tweet.photo for a before/after example of what I mean.
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@rdev @timbremer They haven't fixed this. Instagram links do NOT show the image. I think you might be using a third party Twitter client. Some of those do indeed include the photo, but the majority of Twitter users are using the official Twitter app or website in which case your Instagram photos won't show up.
Fraser Smith
@rdev @timbremer Yep, IFTTT.
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@rdev @timbremer @frassmith I love IFTTT and for some people it might be enough. However, it does lack certain features such as posts with multiple photos. Having a dedicated service like Tweet Photo means we can deliver these things, whereas for IFTTT it's not a priority.
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
✨ UPDATE: You can now disable automatic tweeting in Settings, so only posts with hashtag #tweetphoto will get tweeted. (Thanks @felicianotech and @jeanpaulh for the suggestion!). If you've ever tried tweeting a photo from Instagram you'll have had the disappointing experience of not seeing the photo show up on Twitter. Tweet Photo fixes this. Your photos and videos show up on Twitter as you'd expect them to. 🤔 What about IFTTT, etc? While there are some workarounds using automation services such as IFTTT and Zapier, they aren't optimised for this use case. For example they don't support multi-photo posts. Plus, they aren't as accessible to less tech savvy folks. There are dozens if not more tutorials online on how to set up those tools in order to achieve the same effect Tweet Photo provides with just a few clicks. 💸 What's the business model? Tweet Photo is free to use, but comes with a subtle "via tweet.photo" link in the tweet. It's hardly noticeable considering your pictures take the spotlight, but it does help spread the word about the service. People and brands who would like to remove this link, can upgrade to the Pro subscription which will include more customisation options in the future. Pricing starts at $19/year for accounts with up to 5,000 Twitter followers. 👀 What's next? I'll keep the feature set simple. No reason to overcomplicate things. What I will work on is making the tweeting a little faster. Right now it takes an average of 5 minutes between posting a picture to Instagram and it being tweeted. I'll also add some options to change the caption based on your preferences. For example allowing you to remove any hashtags when tweeting it.
Ricardo N Feliciano
Pointless
Hey Marc, Very cool. Here's my first thought when going through the signup process, "Oh no, I don't want EVERY Instagram post to get tweeted". I would love a way to pick and choose which IG posts make it to Twitter. Without having to make a browser extension, or something other heavy work, the simplest solution might be adding an Instagram hashtag such as #TweetPhoto to the IG post which makes it get tweeted (without the hashtag showing up on Twitter). That or some other way to control which post get tweeted and which don't would be great. Either cool, cool project. - Ricardo
Jean-Paul Horn
@felicianotech Seconded (but preferably via self chosen hashtag)
Ricardo N Feliciano
Pointless
@jeanpaulh The problem with that (for Marc, not for us) would be needing to store that for each and every person. I want a disappearing hashtag so that it's not in the way. Tweet Photo could see it, process it, and remove it.
Jean-Paul Horn
@felicianotech I understand, but I prefer not to insert a "promotional" hashtag in my IG posts.
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@felicianotech @jeanpaulh Thanks to you both. Those are great suggestions. I can't think of any reason not to add them. I'll add them to my todo list and follow up once completed 😄
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@felicianotech @jeanpaulh ✅ Done! Now even when you've disabled automatic tweeting in Settings, you can still use the hashtag #tweetphoto in any post for it to be tweeted. I might make the hashtag configurable in the future, but for now this should do 99% of what you want.
Jean-Paul Horn
Does this work for carousel video posts, like https://www.instagram.com/p/BrSF... ?
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@jeanpaulh Great question! We do support carousel posts, and we support videos. However, Twitter only allows one video per tweet and does not allow mixing videos with images. So in your example, since there's an image at the end, it would tweet only that image. If there was no image, it would tweet the first video. Since there's a link included to the original Instagram post, it could work as a teaser enticing people to click through to see the rest. I have two thoughts on this right now: 1. We could make it configurable whether you prefer a video or image to be selected in case of a mixed carrousel post. 2. We might be able to figure out something where we'll send multiple tweets in a thread for each video. Would that second feature work for you? I'll have to consider other people's use cases before I implement such a feature, but I can see it working.
Jean-Paul Horn
@marckohlbrugge For my use case I prefer the first option, because as you said then it works as a teaser. I wasn't aware of Twitters video limit. I think the first option is also what most people would expect for such a post. I think our followers would be confused seeing the carousel as individual posts in a thread. And I don't think that would make much sense for most other carousel posts too tbh.
Marc Köhlbrugge
Vision Directory
Maker
@jeanpaulh I see your point. For now I've changed the default to prefer videos over photos. I think that will make most sense in most cases. I might still make this configurable, but I think you should be good to go now.
Okii Eli
Congratulations for the launch ..will test it today
Ken Wallace
Nugget One

The built-in toggle on Instagram only posts a mangled version of your IG post to Twitter; it's just a link, the card functionality is broken, and even back when it did work it only "kinda" worked (didn't show multiple images, for example). You can do some of this with IFTTT, but it's more fiddly to set up and doesn't support multiple images.

Pros:

Works great, and much better than relying on IFTTT.

Cons:

none

Alex MacGregor
Nice, been awaiting something like this.
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