How to make pictures look unique to Instagram?
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maxedgames
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Use different pictures
deedee1whoa
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I did the same, IG noticed. Then, I started using the IG effects
& cropping the picture differently. I think it worked that way.
But the post above me sounds promising.
& cropping the picture differently. I think it worked that way.
But the post above me sounds promising.
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Mass Planner has a module to make images unique, tested and definitely worked on facebook and pinterest, didn't test it on instagram but it should work the same though. You just need to enable the feature and it will automatically do that for all posted pictures
HoNeYBiRD
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well, for one, you can flip the pic horizontally, but that's only 2 pics and you'd need 30 version of the same pic or 15 versions of 2 pics, which is already less
obviously you can try cropping, tilting, playing with the colors, hue, saturation, lights, using different filters etc.
i guess it's trial and error until you find a safe setting where they can't detect the pics as copies of each other anymore and it can be that this setting is changing from picture to picture
not sure how advanced their image detection is or what parameters are exactly being used to bust you, but you can also try stripping the metadata - which was already mentioned above - and changing the md5 hash (if you edit the pic even just the slightest, this will change automatically)
obviously you can try cropping, tilting, playing with the colors, hue, saturation, lights, using different filters etc.
i guess it's trial and error until you find a safe setting where they can't detect the pics as copies of each other anymore and it can be that this setting is changing from picture to picture
not sure how advanced their image detection is or what parameters are exactly being used to bust you, but you can also try stripping the metadata - which was already mentioned above - and changing the md5 hash (if you edit the pic even just the slightest, this will change automatically)
prinse
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Do you have IG accounts? You seem to be pretty knowledgeable.well, for one, you can flip the pic horizontally, but that's only 2 pics and you'd need 30 version of the same pic or 15 versions of 2 pics, which is already less
obviously you can try cropping, tilting, playing with the colors, hue, saturation, lights, using different filters etc.
i guess it's trial and error until you find a safe setting where they can't detect the pics as copies of each other anymore and it can be that this setting is changing from picture to picture
not sure how advanced their image detection is or what parameters are exactly being used to bust you, but you can also try stripping the metadata - which was already mentioned above - and changing the md5 hash (if you edit the pic even just the slightest, this will change automatically)
Repulsor
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Few things thats popping in my mind is
1.Change exif data. - Every photo has exif data in it, includes the camera,picture details and stuff, some softwares add their names to the exif data if they are worked in that softwares.
2. Edit the picture - Brightness, saturation, hue and what not.
3. Use 30 different effects when uploading to IG.
Should work.
1.Change exif data. - Every photo has exif data in it, includes the camera,picture details and stuff, some softwares add their names to the exif data if they are worked in that softwares.
2. Edit the picture - Brightness, saturation, hue and what not.
3. Use 30 different effects when uploading to IG.
Should work.
HoNeYBiRD
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a few, but i'm not doing instagram lately, i had hundreds of accs when mass botting was a thing and i'm not certain about the solution now, back then when i mass uploaded pictures, there wasn't this kind of limitation
apparently you need to alter the pics to the extent where they aren't getting picked up as duplicates, now that's the tricky part to find out what is that extent exactly, but the rest is common sense, simple image editing, there are softwares, which can do that fast and in bulk
I do something similar to this with the help of softwares like irfan view.
But I've only done it for up to 5 of the same pictures for each account since I have a lot of sources to get pics from.