Problem with the photo

[maurozzo]

For a few days Instagram keeps pixelating my photos. How can the problem be solved? 

Sometimes this problem occurs to me even with the phone’s camera

[BandOfBrothers]

Hello 👋 @maurozzo 

Your photo's might be being compressed due to their size. 

First clear the Cache of the Instagram app by long holding the app and then tap on i and then Storage then tap on Clear Cache. 

If this does not help then in the apps preferences settings look to turn off the data-saving feature to see if that helps. 

From https://help.instagram.com 

" Image resolution of photos you share on Instagram

When you share a photo on Instagram, regardless of whether you're using Instagram for iPhone or Android, we make sure that you upload it at the best resolution possible (up to a width of 1,080 pixels).

When you share a photo that has a width between 320 and 1,080 pixels, we keep that photo at its original resolution as long as the photo's aspect ratio is between 1.91:1 and 4:5 (a height between 566 and 1,350 pixels with a width of 1,080 pixels). If the aspect ratio of your photo isn't supported, it will be cropped to fit a supported ratio. If you share a photo at a lower resolution, we enlarge it to a width of 320 pixels. If you share a photo at a higher resolution, we size it down to a width of 1,080 pixels.

If you want to make sure that your photo is shared with a width of 1,080 pixels:

• Download the most recent version of the Instagram app.
• Upload a photo with a width of at least 1,080 pixels with an aspect ratio of between 1.91:1 and 4:5.
• Make sure that you're using a phone with a high-quality camera, as different phones have cameras of varying qualities.

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Samsung Help Link > https://www.samsung.com/ph/support/mobile-devices/poor-picture-quality-when-sharing-pictures-to-inst... 

Gopgle Search Result. 

Instagram photos might appear pixelated if the image size is too small or the image is being displayed incorrectly. 

Possible solutions

• Check the image resolution

  If you're using an Instagram Feed plugin, the image resolution setting might be set to the wrong size. You can try changing the setting to a larger size, like Medium or Full Size. 

• Check the video format

  If your Instagram videos are pixelated, you can try changing the video format to High Efficiency. You can also try turning off the HDR Video option. 

• Clear the app cache

  If you're using an Android phone, you can try clearing the Instagram app's cache. 

• Reinstall the app

  If you're using an iPhone, you can try uninstalling and reinstalling the Instagram app. 

• Update the app

  Instagram frequently releases updates that include bug fixes and new features. 

Pixelation occurs when an image's size is increased too much, which blurs the image's details. 

[maurozzo]

Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately the problem continues to remain. I did everything that is written but nothing has changed.