Can't upload Insta story. How to fix it?

First, check your internet. If it's not stable, switch to a better network. For example, from Wi - Fi to mobile data or vice versa.

First, try restarting the Instagram app. Sometimes, a simple restart can solve the problem.

Maybe it's a problem with your internet connection. Check if your Wi-Fi or data is working properly.

First, check the post's privacy settings. If it's a private post, ask the owner to change the settings if possible. If it's a technical issue, try closing and reopening the Instagram app. Sometimes, just restarting the app can solve minor glitches.

One common reason for not being able to upload an Insta story is that your app might be out of date. Instagram regularly updates its app to fix bugs and improve functionality. So, go to your app store (Google Play or Apple App Store) and check if there is an update available for Instagram. Also, if you have violated Instagram's community guidelines in some way, it could prevent you from uploading stories. For example, if you have been reported for inappropriate content previously.

Try refreshing the story. Sometimes that can make more viewers show up.

First, check the volume controls on your device. Increase the volume to see if that solves the problem.

First, check your network connection. If it's not stable, switch to a better Wi - Fi or mobile data. Then, ensure your Instagram app is updated.

First, check your story privacy settings. Make sure it's set to allow sharing. If it's set to private or only viewable by a specific group, your friends won't be able to repost. Just change it to public or a wider sharing option if you want them to be able to repost.

First, restart your device. This can often solve minor glitches. Then, check your Instagram permissions. Make sure the app has permission to access your storage and camera (if relevant). If the problem persists, try clearing the app's cache.