Report a post or profile on Instagram
If you have an Instagram account, you can report a profile or content on Instagram that doesn't follow our Community Guidelines.
Currently, you can report a post for any of the following reasons:
- I just don't like it
- It's a spam
- Nudity or sexual activity
- Hate speech or symbols
- Violence or dangerous organizations
- False information
- Bullying or harassment
- Scam or fraud
- Intellectual property violations
- Suicide or self-injury
- Sale of illegal or regulated goods
- Eating disorders
- Drugs
- Something else
You can also report a profile for posting content it shouldn't be, pretending to be someone else, or for being a child under the age of 13. Learn how to report a comment or how to report a message.
Keep in mind that your report is anonymous, except if you’re reporting an intellectual property infringement. The account you reported won’t see who reported them.
How to report a post through Feed:
- Tap
above the post.
- Tap Report.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
How to report someone through their profile
- Tap their username from their Feed, story post, or from your chat with them. You can also tap
and search their username to go to their profile.
- Tap
- Tap Report.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
If you don't have an Instagram account, you can report abuse, spam or anything else that doesn't follow our Community Guidelines using this form.
After you report something on Instagram, you may be able to check the status of your report. Even if we don’t remove the content or profile you reported, we understand that you likely want to see less of this type of content on Instagram. We may use your report to make content similar to what you reported appear lower in your feed or in the recommendations we make for you, like Suggested Posts and Explore.
Learn more about what you can do if you don't agree with Instagram's decision about content you reported.
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