Apps Like Instagram

Five of the best Instagram alternatives

1. EyeEm. EyeEm is a bustling community with over 22 million users.
2. 500px. 500px is a social media network truly dedicated to the “social” side of things.
3. DayFlash.
4. VSCO.
5. Steller.

Top 10 Apps Like Instagram

• Snapchat. Wait, but it’s completely different!
• Pinterest. While Pinterest is not what one would traditionally call a social network, it’s hard to argue that it’s one of the most influential visual apps in the world.
• Facebook.
• Twitter.
• Tumblr.
• Flickr.
• Yummi.
• Dribbble.

• Flickr.
• Imgur.
• Pinterest.
• Tumblr.
• Retrica.
• Flipagram.
• Cluster.
• We Heart It.

The 7 Top Social Media Sites You Need to Care About in 2020

1. Instagram. Long the home of influencers, brands, bloggers, small business owners, friends and everyone in between, Instagram has topped well over 1 billion monthly users.
2. YouTube.
3. 3. Facebook.
4. Twitter.
5. TikTok.
6. Pinterest.
7. Snapchat.

TikTok isn’t just the fastest growing social media network of 2020. It’s one of the fastest growing social media networks of all time. TikTok is now available in over 150 countries, has over 1 billion users and has been downloaded 2 billion times.

Since Facebook’s Newsfeed is so personalized, you might be in a minority if you think that it is boring/stale. What you’re probably witnessing is the result of burnout on your personal news feed as a result of: A global decline in original content being posted to Facebook.

While Facebook, overall, continues to expand by adding users in developing markets, at some point, it will reach a peak, and it will plateau. And amid various controversies that have damaged the Facebook brand, that break point could be coming faster than many expected.

There are a lot of reasons that might persuade someone to quit using Facebook. There are privacy concerns, data leaks, and incendiary content, not to mention the monetization of your personal data. Any one of those reasons should be enough, but most people aren’t persuaded to quit Facebook.

Facebook is still a behemoth and is the only social network that approaches ubiquity. But, Instagram is turning into a BETTER social network, in my estimation. If that continues, it’s entirely possible that Instagram becomes more popular than Facebook by 2020, at least among users in the United States.