Instagram Help Center

Instagram requires everyone to be at least 13 years old before they can create an account. If your child is younger than 13 and created an account on Instagram, you can show them how to delete their account... See More

If you aren't the trademark owner (or the authorized representative of the owner), you can't report a claim of infringement to us. If you believe that content on Instagram violates another party's trademark rights, you may wish to inform the rights owner directly... See More

When we receive a claim of trademark infringement from a third party alleging that content on the site infringes their trademark, we may need to immediately remove or disable access to that material on Instagram. We aren't in a position to resolve disputes between parties... See More

We appreciate your concern for your child's use of our app, but unfortunately we can't give you access to the account or take any action on the account at your request... See More

Anyone signed into the Instagram app can view photos or videos on someone's public profile. If you'd like to make sure that only approved followers can see your child's posts, we suggest setting your posts to private... See More

While we can't delete your teen's account for you, we suggest speaking with them about this issue. Your child is always able to delete their account... See More

We ask that all people follow our Community Guidelines and Terms of Use. If your teen encounters someone on Instagram who's not following our guidelines or Terms, they can report that person's posts directly from Instagram... See More

Instagram removes posts that aren't following our Terms of Use, based on laws in specific jurisdictions. If you have an Instagram account, you can use the in-app reporting located under the photo to report the abusive post to us... See More

Instagram’s Terms of Use prohibit people on Instagram from violating others’ trademark rights. If you're unsure whether content on Instagram violates your trademark rights, you may want to seek legal advice as to whether your rights have been infringed... See More

If someone is posting images of your child who is younger than 18, please report the post... See More

According to Instagram's Terms of Use, people on Instagram may not post copyrighted content to Instagram unless they own or are allowed to post the copyrighted content... See More

Posting, sharing or downloading images that sexually exploit children for any reason can be criminal. We report all apparent child pornography to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children... See More

We can't provide you with legal advice. If you’re not sure, don't post it on Instagram. Posting content that uses someone else’s trademark without permission could be a violation of the law... See More

If you’re not sure if you own the right to the content you want to post, or whether the content might infringe someone else’s copyright, please seek legal guidance before posting it on Instagram... See More

We don't support using Instagram for buying and selling goods or services, and we encourage people to avoid this behavior in our Community Guidelines... See More