How to Change Background Color on Instagram Story?

[brittonsjohn]

Hey, does anyone know how to change the background color on an Instagram Story? I’ve seen some cool stories with vibrant or custom colors, but I’m not sure how to do it. Any tips or suggestions?

 

[Ammy]

To change the background color on an Instagram Story:

1. Open Instagram → Tap Your Story and select a photo/video or create a blank story.
2. Tap the Draw (pen) icon on the top right.
3. Choose a color from the bottom.
4. Long-press anywhere on the screen to fill the background with that color.
5. Use the eraser or brush to adjust parts if needed.

 

[danisjohn]

To change your Instagram Story background, open the Create tool or add a photo. Tap the pen icon, choose a color, then hold your finger on the screen to fill the background. For photo cutouts, use the eraser to reveal parts of the image. You can also select preset gradient backgrounds.

 

[Liora]

Use the Create tool or upload a picture to alter the background of your Instagram Story. To fill the backdrop, tap the pen symbol, select a color, and then place your finger on the screen. Use the eraser to expose portions of the image for photo cutouts. Additionally, you can choose pre-made gradient backdrops.

 

[Choaks]

To change the background color on an Instagram Story, go into the Story editor and one of them is the create quoice or insert a photo and touch the draw tool (the squiggly line) and the very next thing is to select a particular color, and place a finger in the squiggly color, (a) green color), and it fills in as a whole background. It has the eraser or gradient effects to use as well to add some style.

 

[William Johnson]

In order to edit the background of an Instagram Story, select the story editor, open a photo or create a mode and tap the draw/pen tool and then pick a color, then short term keeps your finger to the screen until the whole background turns that particular color. There are also various brushes and the eraser tool that you can use to make a design or effect.