Instagram is a popular service which enables you to upload and share pictures captured on your phone after applying cool effects with filters. This application has been quite successful and is having a strong user base. It was recently bought by the social networking giant – Facebook. Instagram doesn’t provide any default application for it’s iPad users and it’s not having any web support as well. In this post, you will see some cool apps using which you can access Instagram on iPad i.e. you can view, like or comment on your photos.
It’s to be noted that these apps can’t be used to upload pictures to Instagram on your iPad.
- Pinstagram
This is the most popular and best way to access Instagram on iPad. You can view your photos in a Pinterest style view. This app also provides you the feature for pinning your Instagram photos on your Pinterest wall. And the great news is that, it’s also optimized for Retina display on your iPad.
- Instapad
This application allows you to search for your friends, follow them, or browse popular photos. It also provides features for favoriting, liking and commenting on your Instagram pics. You can view your feeds using Instapad, so that you can see what’s going on. Instapad presents your Instagram photos in a well-packed and neat order which can’t be matched on a smaller screen.
- Instagram++
Instagram++ allows you to follow other users, interact with them through comments and to like their photos. You can view your followers’ photos. This app also lets you unfollow any particular user if you wish to.
- iVisual for Instagram
‘iVisual for Instagram’ is a cool app which lets you read your Instagram images with ease. It provides the ideal reading experience for it’s users. You will have a magazine style interface to read your Instagram pics. With this app, you can view the trending pics on Instagram easily.
This is another one among the popular apps to access Instagram on iPad. The interface looks cool and you can view your Instagram photos in quite attractive dimensions.
Author Bio: This article was written by Amal Murali from ActiveNerds.com. Check out his blog or you can follow him on Twitter @amalmurali47.
