New Folder for saved posts
Save Instagram posts somewhere you'll actually use them
The saved tab is where good posts go to be forgotten. Share them to New Folder instead: each one is described and tagged on arrival, and when you sit down to make something, they come back.
Out of the saved tab, into one place
Instagram's saved tab is a hole things fall into. Share a post, reel or screenshot to New Folder from the share sheet and it lands next to everything else you keep.
Understood on arrival
Every save gets a description, tags and the text read off the image, so a caption you screenshotted is as searchable as a link you pasted. No folders, no filing.
Find it by what you meant
Search for “that carousel about hooks” or “the coffee shop with the green tiles” and get the post back, even months later, even if you never named it.
From saved posts to your next post
When it's time to publish, the copilot drafts captions and posts grounded in what you saved, and shows you exactly which saves it drew from.
Questions
How do I save an Instagram post to New Folder?
On Android, install New Folder from your browser and it appears in the share sheet: Share → New Folder. From a desktop browser, paste the link or drop a screenshot into the folder. Instagram doesn't expose saved posts in bulk, so you save them one by one as you go.
Does it download the reel or the image?
You keep what you share: the link, or the screenshot you took. New Folder reads and describes it so you can find it later; it doesn't scrape Instagram.
Is my collection private?
Yes. Your folder is yours alone, there are no ads, and your content is never used to train AI models.
What does it cost?
Free to start, with room to save a real week of posts. Paid plans from €6.99/month when you need more.
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