Instagram has rolled out a new feature that allows users to edit their comments after posting, giving them a short window to fix mistakes without deleting and reposting. Users can now edit comments within 15 minutes of posting them. The update may seem minor, but it addresses a long-standing limitation on the platform, where users previously had to delete comments entirely just to fix small errors. Read more in our articles including "Instagram now lets users edit comments within 15 minutes" and "Marshall unveils Acton IV and Stanmore IV".
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Jul 11, 2026Instagram has rolled out a new feature that allows users to edit their comments after posting, giving them a short window to fix mistakes without deleting and reposting. Users can now edit comments within 15 minutes of posting them.
The update may seem minor, but it addresses a long-standing limitation on the platform, where users previously had to delete comments entirely just to fix small errors.
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