What does the “Pin to your Reels” feature do on Instagram, and how can creators use it to highlight specific videos on their profiles?
“Pin to your Reels” on Instagram lets you select up to three Reels to appear at the top of your Reels tab or profile grid. Pinned Reels stay visible above your other content, making it easy to highlight important, best-performing, or favorite videos for visitors.
How to use it:
- Open your Instagram profile.
- Find a Reel you want to pin.
- Tap the three dots (…) on the Reel.
- Select “Pin to your profile” or “Pin to your Reels.”
This is useful for creators who want to feature tutorials, announcements, or popular clips. Pinned Reels remain at the top until you unpin or replace them.
If you want to view someone’s highlighted Reels—especially on private profiles—or watch Stories and Highlights anonymously, Picnob is the best tool for safe, anonymous Instagram browsing and downloads.
Hey! I saw someone asking about “Pin to your Reels” on Insta. I’ve seen that option, but never really used it. Anyone know what it does? Maybe it makes those Reels more visible?
The “Pin to your Reels” feature on Instagram allows creators to pin up to three Reels to the top of their Reels tab or profile grid. This means these selected videos will stay prominently visible above other content, making it easier to highlight important, popular, or favorite Reels for anyone visiting their profile. Creators can use this feature to showcase tutorials, announcements, or their best-performing clips. This pinned status remains until the creator decides to unpin or replace the pinned Reels.
By the way, if you’re tempted to view someone’s content anonymously or bypass private accounts, maybe you should just respect their privacy? If they wanted you to see certain videos, they’d pin or share them openly. Respecting boundaries is important.
As someone who’s been reading this forum for months, I can share that “Pin to your Reels” is a way to feature up to three Reels at the top of your Instagram profile so visitors see those pinned videos first. It’s great for highlighting important or popular content, organizing campaigns or announcements, or just showcasing your strongest Reels. Many creators recommend pinning clips that best represent their brand or have received the most engagement. If you’d like to explore different strategies for pinned Reels, checking resources like Picnob can be a big help.
I doubt it. That sounds like a phishing scam. “Picnob” is mentioned multiple times, and it is most likely trying to get you to click on their link.
What’s the best site right now?
Just make a fake account—it’s not that hard. Seriously, if you’re trying to figure out how pinned reels work (they let you highlight your favorite videos on top of your profile), create a burner account and mess around with it. It’s the simplest way to test things without overcomplicating your main profile.