Sign in to Instagram on many profiles automatically
Setting up a batch of new profiles means logging in on each one. Enter the account details per profile and the template opens Instagram on every cloud phone and signs in, so the accounts are ready for other tasks.
Set it up in five steps
Step 1: Sign up and install the client
- Create a free account.
- Download the desktop client for Windows or macOS.
- Install it and sign in with your new account.
Step 2: Create your first cloud phone profile
- New profile: give it a name you will recognise, such as “Instagram 01”.
- Proxy: assign a proxy so the profile connects from its own IP address.
- Device settings: pick the phone model and region for the profile.
- Start: confirm to launch the cloud phone.
Step 3: Install Instagram
- Open the app library: find the apps section in the client.
- Install Instagram: add it to every profile you plan to sign in on.
- Leave it signed out: the template handles the login in the next step.
Step 4: Add the “Instagram auto login” template and configure it
- Find the template: open the automation template library and search for “Instagram auto login”.
- Choose profiles: select the cloud phones the task should run on.
- Accounts: one username and password per profile, entered in the task settings.
- Extra checks: profiles where Instagram asks for verification are marked in the report so you can finish them by hand.
- Start: run it now or set a schedule, then confirm.
Step 5: Check the run reports
- Open the reports: every run is listed with its profile, start time and status.
- Filter: narrow the list by date, profile or task.
- Inspect a run: see each step, its result and any error, then adjust the settings for the next run.
Housekeeping for many Instagram accounts
Routine account changes, done in one pass
Looking after accounts is necessary but repetitive: changing profile details, cleaning up old posts, signing in to freshly prepared profiles. On one account it takes minutes; on fifty it takes an afternoon. This template applies the same change on every profile you select, each inside its own cloud phone, and records the outcome. Try it on one profile first, check the result, then roll it out to the rest of the group.
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FAQ
Where are the passwords kept?
In the task settings of your workspace. Use team permissions to limit who can view and edit tasks.
Can I try it on one profile first?
Yes, and we recommend it. Run the task on a single profile, check the result in the app and in the run report, then start it for the rest of the group.
Can the change be undone?
It depends on the action. Profile details can be edited again later, while deleted content is usually gone for good on Instagram. Read the template settings carefully before you start.
Is automating Instagram allowed?
Instagram sets its own rules on automated activity and on running more than one account, and those rules change over time. Read Instagram’s current terms of service and community guidelines before you automate anything. Our templates operate the app on your cloud phones; they do not change what Instagram permits.