Imagine being able to not only double-tap your favorite Instagram content, but also save it for later, analyze your competitors, and level up your own Instagram strategy. Tap Start (stock Android) or Start Recording (Samsung Galaxy).Get ready to turn your Instagram game upside down! If you've been wondering how those top influencers and businesses manage to create content that keeps you coming back for more, we've got the answer you've been waiting for.On stock Android, enable 'Record audio' and choose Device audio. If you're using a Samsung Galaxy, select Media sounds to make sure you capture the audio as well.If you don't see this option, tap Edit or the three dots, then drag the Screen Record icon to Quick Settings.Tap the Screen Recording icon, which is a small circle surrounded by a dashed circle on stock Android, or a video camera on Samsung Galaxy.Swipe down twice from the top of the Home screen.If you don't see this option, check out this article to learn how to enable Screen Recording. Tap the Screen Recording icon, which is a circle enclosing a smaller circle.If you don't have a Home button, swipe down from the top-right corner of the Home screen. If your phone or tablet has a Home button, swipe up from the bottom of the Home screen. Open your phone or tablet's screen recording tool. Then, open Reels Video Downloader, tap Reels Downloader, tap Paste, and then tap Download. Reels Video Downloader: After installing, go to the reel on Instagram, tap the three dots, and then tap Copy link.Then, open Video Downloader, tap Paste Link, and then tap Download. Video Downloader for Instagram: After downloading, go to the reel on Instagram, tap the three dots, and then tap Copy link.Then, open 'Instdown', which will detect the copied URL, and tap Generate to download the reel to your camera roll. Instdown: After downloading the app, open Instagram, go to the reel, tap the three dots, and then tap Copy link.Return to Instant Save, which will play a quick ad and then detect the URL you copied.

Instant Save: With this app, you'll tap Open Instagram, go to the reel you want to save, tap the three dots, and then tap Copy link.If the reel you want to save is private, you'll need to screen record it. Fortunately, you have plenty of free options to choose from! The only limitation is that you won't be able to download private reels. If you plan to download a lot of reels, you'll probably want to install an app on your phone or tablet.

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