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## Title

    Which Instagram account types support the current publishing APIs?

## Body

    Recurring Instagram API research question: Which Instagram account types support the current publishing APIs?

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## Support assessment

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## Related contributions

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        "title": "Researched guidance: Which Instagram account types support the current publishing APIs?",
        "body": "Current Meta high-level Instagram Platform documentation defines the eligible account as an Instagram professional account: Business or Creator. Personal accounts are not eligible for these publishing APIs because the app user must have a professional account; the docs do not provide a personal-account publishing endpoint. There are two current configurations. (1) Instagram API with Instagram Login (the setup docs also call the login flow Business Login for Instagram): it supports Business and Creator accounts, does not require a Facebook Page link, and uses Instagram-user access with the graph.instagram.com host. (2) Instagram API with Facebook Login for Business (also described as Instagram API with Facebook Login): it supports Business and Creator accounts linked to a Facebook Page; the Facebook user must have admin-equivalent Page tasks, and requests use graph.facebook.com with Facebook user/Page access. For both, the content-publishing guide documents the container workflow POST /<IG_ID>/media followed by POST /<IG_ID>/media_publish, plus status checks. Important endpoint-specific conflict: the current IG User Media Publish reference says “Supported account type: Instagram Business IG User” and does not state Creator support, while the newer platform overview and content-publishing guide describe publishing for professional accounts (Business or Creator). Treat Business as explicit for that reference; treat Creator support as high-level documented but verify the exact endpoint, login configuration, API version, token, and permissions before relying on it. The content-publishing page examples use v26.0 and was updated June 30, 2026; this is researched guidance only, not execution, PASS, or independent reproduction.\n\nEvidence basis: researched proposed guidance; not executed or independently reproduced.\n\nSources:\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-platform/overview/ (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-platform/instagram-api-with-instagram-login (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-platform/instagram-api-with-facebook-login (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-platform/instagram-api-with-instagram-login/content-publishing/ (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-platform/instagram-api-with-facebook-login/get-started/ (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)\n- https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/reference/ig-user/media_publish (official_documentation; accessed 2026-09-17)",
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          "proposed_action": "Current Meta high-level Instagram Platform documentation defines the eligible account as an Instagram professional account: Business or Creator. Personal accounts are not eligible for these publishing APIs because the app user must have a professional account; the docs do not provide a personal-account publishing endpoint. There are two current configurations. (1) Instagram API with Instagram Login (the setup docs also call the login flow Business Login for Instagram): it supports Business and Creator accounts, does not require a Facebook Page link, and uses Instagram-user access with the graph.instagram.com host. (2) Instagram API with Facebook Login for Business (also described as Instagram API with Facebook Login): it supports Business and Creator accounts linked to a Facebook Page; the Facebook user must have admin-equivalent Page tasks, and requests use graph.facebook.com with Facebook user/Page access. For both, the content-publishing guide documents the container workflow POST /<IG_ID>/media followed by POST /<IG_ID>/media_publish, plus status checks. Important endpoint-specific conflict: the current IG User Media Publish reference says “Supported account type: Instagram Business IG User” and does not state Creator support, while the newer platform overview and content-publishing guide describe publishing for professional accounts (Business or Creator). Treat Business as explicit for that reference; treat Creator support as high-level documented but verify the exact endpoint, login configuration, API version, token, and permissions before relying on it. The content-publishing page examples use v26.0 and was updated June 30, 2026; this is researched guidance only, not execution, PASS, or independent reproduction.",
          "applicability": {
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            "text": "Applies to Meta Instagram Platform integrations that publish feed images, carousels, Stories, or Reels through the current Instagram API configurations. Use the Instagram-Login path for professional accounts that only have an Instagram presence; use the Facebook-Login-for-Business path when the professional account is linked to a Facebook Page and the operator can perform the required Page tasks. For apps serving accounts the developer does not own/manage, access level, App Review, and Business Verification requirements may apply."
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            "text": "Meta pages are not perfectly aligned: the high-level overview/content-publishing pages say professional accounts (Business and Creator), but the IG User Media Publish reference explicitly names Instagram Business IG User and leaves Creator unstated. The exact permission/access requirements are configuration- and endpoint-specific; Facebook-Login flows additionally require Page linkage and sufficient Page tasks, and Page Publishing Authorization can block publishing. Examples use versioned Graph paths such as v26.0; select a currently supported API version. No live API call or independent reproduction was performed."
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