Reels and Stories
Your track becomes selectable in the in-app music picker across both formats.
Global
Get your music
on Instagram
Delivering to Instagram puts your track in the music library that Reels and Stories pull from — so fans can soundtrack their posts with your song, credited back to your artist name.
Why it matters
What Instagram
does for your music
Credited on every post
Each use links back to your track page, turning a fan's Story into discovery.
One delivery, two platforms
The same delivery covers Facebook's music library.
Reels drives the most use
Short vertical video is where music selection happens most on Instagram.
Notes and Stories
Smaller surfaces, but they add up across a large following.
Cross-posts to Facebook
One Reel can appear on both platforms with the credit intact.
How to get on Instagram
Three steps,
no gatekeeper
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Step 01
Upload
Create a free account and drop in your audio, artwork and credits.
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Step 02
We deliver
Our team runs QC, then sends your release to Instagram and 120+ other stores.
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Step 03
Get paid
Track your Instagram streams daily and withdraw your royalties every month.
How Instagram pays
Where the money
actually comes from
Meta licenses music for its library in bulk, so Instagram royalties are modest per use. Its real value is reach: your track becomes a soundtrack option for a platform with billions of users, and each use credits back to you.
See how payouts workInstagram — last 12 months₹0
▲ 27.4%
Playbook
Getting the most
out of Instagram
What actually moves the needle on this platform — from artists who release here every week.
Use your own sound first
Post a Reel with your track so the sound page has a canonical example.
Pin the sound to your profile
Makes it one tap for fans to find and reuse.
Check the audio credit
If your artist name is wrong in the picker, tell us and we'll correct the delivery.
Before you upload
What Instagram
needs from you
Get these right the first time and your release sails through QC. Get them wrong and it bounces back.
What we need
The specs every store expects, including Instagram.
- Audio: WAV or FLAC, 16-bit or 24-bit, 44.1kHz or higher
- Artwork: square JPG or PNG, minimum 3000×3000px, RGB
- Credits: primary artist, featured artists, writers and producers
- Language and genre set accurately for the release
- ISRC and UPC — we issue them free, or bring your own
- Release date scheduled ahead, not backdated
What gets rejected
The most common reasons a release fails QC.
- Artwork with URLs, social handles or pricing on it
- Blurry or low-resolution covers, or non-square images
- Third-party logos or store names in the artwork
- Misleading artist names — using a famous artist to get found
- Silence, clipping or audio that cuts off abruptly
- Uncleared samples or covers without a mechanical licence
The details
What to expect
- Delivery time: 24–48 hours after QC
- Covers: Reels, Stories and the Meta library
- Also delivers to: Facebook
- Your rights: you keep 100% of your masters and compositions
- Revenue share: keep 85% on Free, 100% on Pro
Instagram — this month₹0
Paid
| Territory | Streams | Net |
|---|---|---|
| India | 212,480 | ₹9,120 |
| United States | 96,204 | ₹6,340 |
| United Kingdom | 48,911 | ₹3,480 |
| Germany | 31,006 | ₹2,540 |
Is Instagram the same delivery as Facebook?
Yes — Meta shares one music library across both, so a single delivery covers Instagram and Facebook.
Why can't I find my song in the app yet?
Meta's library takes a little longer to index than streaming stores. Give it a few days after your release date before raising it with us.
And 120+ more
One upload reaches
all of them
Instagram is one delivery of many. The same release goes to every store we work with, at no extra cost.
Need help getting started?
Let's grow your
music together
Upload once. Reach 120+ stores. Keep 100% of your rights.