Instagram Tests New 'Multi-Photo' Feature In Version 10.7.0

Had the best vacation ever but can't post all those Instagram-worthy pictures with the fear of overwhelming and/or annoying the followers? Don't worry, because Instagram will soon put a new feature that lets users upload 10 images at most in a single post.

This new feature, included in the latest update of the Instagram app (version 10.7.0) lets "Instagrammers" choose a maximum of 10 images that will be uploaded in a single post, TechCrunch reports. However, not everyone who is running Instagram with the latest update can use the feature just yet.

Here's how it works: users must long-press an image instead of just tapping. From there, the app lets users select a maximum of 10 images, or even videos for that matter. Users can also choose to use a single filter for all 10 images, or just tap into each image to choose a different filter for each photo that best suits the user's preference.

However,  this new feature included in the latest beta update from Instagram is still very premature and buggy, The Verge reports. Apparently, trying to publish the "album" produces an error message prompt.

The Verge tried to get more information from Instagram on whether the "album" feature will be released for all Instagram users on the Android and iOS but the company declined to make a statement. Hopefully pretty soon, though.

Instagram also had tons of updates for the app over the past year. They introduced the new features such as: "Likes for Comments," where users can put a "heart" on their follower's comments; the "Live" video streaming, which was just released last week, similar to the Facebook Live feature except that they won't archive the streamed video; and lastly "Stories" - where users can post pictures and videos for their followers to see in a period of 24 hours until it disappears, much like in Snapchat.