Buffer has automatically put your caption into your phone’s cache, so simply press into the caption area and paste.

The last Instagram page will show you the photo.In Instagram, you can now crop your photo or tweak the color.In this case, I’m going to post it to my Feed.

You’ll be asked if you want to post it to a Story or your Feed.Assuming you still want to post the message, tap “Post!” At the appointed time, Buffer will send you a notification, and invite you to either “Post!” or “Dismiss” the notification.However, you will get a notification on your phone when it’s time to post the Instagram message. The Twitter message will automatically post to Twitter at the set time.Assuming that this is a one-time posting, tap on “Custom schedule.” When you’re ready, tap on “Share.” You’ll be able to choose to share it now, create a custom schedule, or add it to a pre-arranged queue (a posting schedule that you can create).If you want to send different text to different services (for example, if you want to send hashtags to your Twitter account but not to your Instagram account), tap “Customize” at the bottom of the screen.You can also add additional photos or videos. Type in any text that you want to include with the photo. Choose which account(s) you want to post the photo on by tapping on the plus sign on top.

Once you’ve taken or selected the photo you want to post, share it from your photo app to Buffer.

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