How the Instagram Chronological Feed Works
By default, Instagram shows you posts that it thinks you’ll like, even if it means placing an old post at the top of your feed while keeping a recent one at the bottom. It does that by learning your preferences from your app usage and other sources.
However, if you’d like the platform to show you the most recent posts at the top, you can do so by switching to chronological feed order.
This is an official Instagram feature that allows you to see the posts from the people you follow in a time-based order.
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View Instagram’s Feed in Chronological Order on iPhone and Android
To view posts in a time-based order, launch the Instagram app on your iPhone or Android phone.
When the app launches, in the top-left corner, tap the Instagram logo.
A menu containing two options will open:
Following: To see posts from the accounts you follow on Instagram in chronological order, choose this option. Favorites: To view posts from the accounts you’ve added to your “Favorites” list, tap this option.
On the page that opens, you’ll find the most recent post at the top.
And that’s it! While you’re at it, learn how to view your recently seen ads on Instagram.
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