Python tool for downloading public Instagram photos and videos from profiles or hashtags.
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Python OSINT tool for collecting public Instagram account details and profile signals.
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0Python tool for downloading public Instagram photos and videos from profiles or hashtags.
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0Instaloader is a command-line tool distributed via PyPI that downloads pictures or videos along with their captions and other metadata from Instagram. It downloads public and private profiles, hashtags, user stories, feeds and saved media, and downloads comments, geotags and captions of each post.
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0Kittygram is an anonymous, open-source Instagram frontend inspired by Nitter. It offers a way to browse Instagram without the usual clutter or tracking. It also has a section documenting limitations.
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0Kittygram is an anonymous, privacy-friendly, lightweight, open-source frontend for browsing Instagram, inspired by nitter. It serves fully prerendered pages and handles requests itself to reduce tracking. Users can search for users or hashtags, or replace www.instagram.com in Instagram links with the instance domain. The source code is on Codeberg under the AGPL-3.0 license.
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0Imginn is a free, web-based viewer and downloader for public Instagram content, including photos, videos, Stories and Reels. It requires no account or login, and private profiles cannot be viewed. The site also offers username search and downloading in original quality.
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0Kittygram is an anonymous, privacy-friendly, lightweight, open-source Instagram frontend inspired by nitter. It serves fully prerendered pages instead of the JavaScript-heavy official web interface, and all requests are handled by Kittygram to reduce tracking. Users can search for users or hashtags, or replace www.instagram.com in a link with the domain. The source code is on Codeberg under AGPL-3.0.
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