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How to Create a Line Break in your Instagram Caption

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**see updated post here**

 This has been frustrating me like no other situation! I create a nice, long caption in Instagram, WITH line breaks, and then everything gets smooshed together once posted. I used the edit feature in Instagram to "repair" my caption and re-add the spaces based off apparent solutions I google'd:

 What did NOT work:


What DID work:

REMOVE YOUR PUNCTUATION AT THE END OF EACH PARAGRAPH BEFORE THE LINE BREAK 
Other posts I read swore by this as the holy grail approach and I tried it and failed again. So what many DID NOT mention was the fact that - 
**You have to make sure you have NO SPACES after each paragraph upon removing the punctuation (or else it won't work) 
It finally worked and now I'm grateful to have this tip for all my captions. Not having to use other apps to create a caption with line breaks in Instagram is such a pain. This, was an easy answer for me :) Hope it helps you too, especially the bloggers out there and let me know what other tips you have or questions you need answers to! 

 **if this tutorial didn't work for you, it's probably because of the Instagram update... check out my new post here**

For a pictorial, see below:
Step 1: Edit Caption

remove punctuation in instagram caption for line breaks
Step 2: Remove punctuation

add line breaks in instagram caption
Step 3: Add line breaks (spaces)

spaces in instagram caption
Step 4: Reap success




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  1. UnknownApril 11, 2015 at 9:43 PM

    Hi Natasha! Thank you so much for this. I was going insane trying to figure this out. You are the only one who clearly defines how to do this. Thank You! PS: I love your blog! :)

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    1. Natasha SheppardApril 17, 2015 at 9:52 AM

      You are very welcome, hope it makes your posts better :) & thank-you!

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  2. blogs about hidden platformsSeptember 6, 2019 at 3:02 PM

    great post, really good...you should get great instagram captions here

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