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Features
Share a photo, a short video or text on a colour background. Your contacts can view it for 24 hours, then it expires automatically.
Photo, video, or a text card on a background colour you pick. Each can have a caption.
A story disappears 24 hours after you post it.
Stories appear in a row of cards above your feed. Your own card comes first, followed by one card for each person who has posted, showing their newest story as the cover. When you have nothing posted, your card shows your profile photo.
Post a story with one tap from the top of Home.
Each person has one card showing their latest story, however many they have posted.
Tap a card to view. Swipe down to close.
Pick a photo or video, or write text and choose a background colour. Add a caption if you like, then post. Photos are resized when uploaded.
Choose from your gallery and post directly as a story.
A sentence on a background colour is a complete story.
Optional on photo and video stories.
Open your own story and use the delete control to remove it before the 24 hours are up. Stories are separate from your feed. Deleting a story does not affect any post, and a post does not become a story.
Available on your own stories, from inside the viewer.
Stories do not appear in My posts and are not ranked in the feed.
Expired stories are not kept for viewing. A story is not published to your feed automatically. Sharing something in your feed is a separate action.
When a story expires, nobody can view it.
A story stays a story unless you choose to post something to your feed.
Your contacts. Stories are not public posts, and Sebairo applies this on its servers, so people outside your contacts are not shown your story.
No. Stories do not show a list of viewers.
24 hours from posting. After that, nobody is shown it, including you.
Yes. Open your story and use the delete control. It is removed immediately.
A post appears in your feed with its own audience setting and stays until you remove it. A story is shown to your contacts and expires by itself after 24 hours.
Photos are resized when uploaded. Stories are viewed on a phone screen, so smaller files load faster and use less data for you and your viewers.