Photo and video sharing platform Instagram may have halted its controversial redesign, however that does not imply the company plans to prevent that specialization in full-display screen content. Currently, Instagram tops out around 4:5 whilst displaying vertical images which have been cropped accordingly. But help for slimmer, taller images will help them to fill the whole display as you scroll via the app’s feed. CEO Adam Mosseri confirmed that Instagram will start checking out ultra-tall 9:16 photos “in per week or two.” “You may have tall videos, however, you can’t have tall photos on Instagram. So, we thought perhaps we have to ensure that we treat each equally,” Mosseri said.

Currently, Instagram tops out around 4:5 while displaying vertical images which have been cropped accordingly. But introducing support for slimmer, taller 9:16 photos will assist them to fill the whole screen as you scroll through the app’s feed. CEO Adam Mosseri confirmed that Instagram may be testing this feature.

Recently, Instagram pulled its TikTok-like redesign. Some photographers criticized Instagram’s TikTok-like redesign for the way it forces all photos to display in a 9:16 frame.