- May 25, 2025
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Always use a clean IP address and different user agent. Best to check Antidetect browser + static ISP.
Not Able To Create More Than One Instagram Account. Help Needed
- Thread starter webbguru
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Instagram's been cracking down on multiple accounts lately, especially if they see suspicious activity. Try making sure your new account info is totally unique, like different email, phone number, and maybe even a different device or IP address to avoid getting flagged
yes
- Feb 21, 2023
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Honestly, Meta's bot detection on account creation is crazy strict right now. If you're blocked on the second account, your current browser fingerprint or IP is already flagged and linked to your first one.
To fix this, you need to completely isolate the environment. Make sure you're using a solid antidetect browser with a fresh profile, and pair it with a clean, high-quality mobile or residential proxy. Don't use the same IP or device info twice or IG will just instant-block you every time.
To fix this, you need to completely isolate the environment. Make sure you're using a solid antidetect browser with a fresh profile, and pair it with a clean, high-quality mobile or residential proxy. Don't use the same IP or device info twice or IG will just instant-block you every time.
This usually happens because Instagram is auto-flagging your device or network, not just the new account.
If your device/network is already flagged, new accounts may keep getting disabled until the “trust” resets.
Try this:
- Stop creating accounts for a few days
- Use no VPN or proxy
- Create the account on a clean connection
- Use a new email + verified phone number
- Don’t follow or act too fast after signup
If your device/network is already flagged, new accounts may keep getting disabled until the “trust” resets.
- Jan 11, 2023
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Instagram is likely flagging the new account because it shares the same device/browser fingerprint and IP as your personal account. Try creating it with a fresh IP and an isolated browser fingerprint (an antidetect browser can help with this) instead of just using a new tab or incognito.
To prevent Instagram from instantly suspending your new accounts, stop registering them on the same device and IP; instead, use an anti-detect browser paired with a clean 4G/5G mobile proxy, or create the account on a separate physical phone using cellular data.
If you don't plan on registering mass accounts, then just do it after a few days, and if possible from a new mobile proxy/IP (not your home wifi, home WIFIs generally don't have good IPs). And also, One cannot register too many accounts too quickly, so try it after a few days.
RogueRanger84
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- Aug 7, 2025
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Meta has blacklisted your IP and device fingerprint, so the only solution is to switch to mobile data (4G/5G), reinstall the app or use an incognito browser, and sign up with a completely fresh email/phone number that has no connection to your old account.
First time quoting someone but that's how you do it!
asarulislam
Newbie
- Jan 23, 2024
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Immediate suspensions are often triggered by Instagram's automated risk systems, and there isn't a guaranteed fix.
Alexander (Alex)
Newbie
- Jul 10, 2026
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Instagram has limits to prevent the mass creation of accounts. If you have recently created multiple accounts in a short period, please wait 24–72 hours before trying again.