List Instagram Media
Automatically retrieve a list of media items from a connected Instagram account for use in your flows.

Component description
How the List Instagram Media component works
List Instagram Media Component
The List Instagram Media component is designed to retrieve a list of media items—such as photos or videos—from a connected Instagram account. This allows you to programmatically access and process content from Instagram within your AI workflows, making it a valuable tool for automation, analytics, and content management.
What Does This Component Do?
This component connects to an Instagram account and fetches a specified number of media items. It is particularly useful for workflows that require access to recent posts, media analysis, content curation, or integrating Instagram data into broader AI-powered solutions.
Inputs
The component offers the following input fields:
Input Name | Type | Description | Required | Default Value | Advanced |
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Input | Message/Data | General input handle, can be used to pass messages or data into the component. | No | No | |
Limit | Integer | Maximum number of media items to retrieve. | No | 25 | No |
Tool Description | String | A description to help agents understand how to use the tool. | No | Yes | |
Tool Name | String | Used to refer to the tool in agent-based workflows. | No | Yes | |
Verbose | Boolean | Enables verbose output for debugging purposes. | No | False | Yes |
- Limit is especially useful to control the number of items retrieved, preventing overload or excessive data handling.
- Verbose can be turned on to get additional diagnostics or logs during execution, aiding in debugging.
Outputs
This component produces the following outputs:
Output Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Media List | Data | The list of retrieved Instagram media items. |
Tool | Tool | A tool object for agent-based integrations. |
- Media List contains the media items fetched, ready for further processing, analysis, or display in your workflow.
- Tool is useful if you are building agent-based or automated workflows that can dynamically select or use this tool as part of a larger AI process.
Use Cases
- Content Analysis: Automatically gather recent Instagram posts for sentiment analysis, topic modeling, or trend detection.
- Content Curation: Fetch media to populate dashboards, galleries, or marketing feeds.
- Automation: Integrate Instagram data into automated reporting, notification, or social media management systems.
- AI Agents: Equip conversational agents with the ability to access and discuss Instagram content.
Summary
The List Instagram Media component is a flexible and easy-to-integrate solution for accessing Instagram media within AI workflows. Its configurable inputs and useful outputs make it suitable for a wide range of applications involving social media data. Whether you’re building analytics tools, content aggregators, or intelligent agents, this component can help streamline your processes and unlock the value of Instagram content.
There are no examples of flow templates available at the moment using this component.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the List Instagram Media component do?
It retrieves a list of media items from your connected Instagram account, allowing you to use Instagram content in automated workflows.
- Can I set a limit on how many media items are retrieved?
Yes, you can specify the maximum number of media items to fetch, making it easy to control data volume.
- How can this component be used in my workflow?
Use it to automate social media monitoring, content aggregation, or to trigger further actions based on Instagram media.
- Is this component suitable for non-technical users?
Yes, it’s designed to be user-friendly and integrates seamlessly into visual flow-building environments.
- Does it support other social media platforms?
This component is specific to Instagram. For other platforms, look for dedicated components.
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