VIdeos and images can be data hogs, and if you’re on a mobile data connection, you may have a data cap in place. We’re not entirely sure why this happens, but you can try to upload the images upside down in the first place so that they are correct once uploaded.īased on what we’ve seen, it’s usually only a particular image in the group that turns upside down, so open it in your phone’s editing app and rotate it, then upload it and see if that fixes the problem. Sometimes users encounter a weird bug where certain photos are upside down once uploaded. This offers good quality while saving on bandwidth. Your video size must be, at minimum, 600×1067. Your phone’s image editing app should have cropping templates for various aspect ratios, so choose 9:16. Instagram limits these media to 1080×1920 pixels at the high-quality end of the scale. Instagram Story Videos and Instagram Photos have a 9:16 aspect ratio. So you’re better off cropping your image yourself before uploading it. This could result in a stretched or pixelated image. If your image isn’t cropped correctly, Instagram will crop it for you. Instagram Stories have a fixed image format. The latest update may also be fixed if the issue is caused by a bug that Instagram has discovered. If you haven’t updated your app in a long time, it may no longer be properly compatible with the service. While this is not a fix specific to the blurry image problem, it’s always a good idea to check if a new app version is available for updating in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
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