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You can delete your biogr.id account at any time, directly from the biogr.id dashboard in WordPress. Deleting your account removes everything biogr.id holds for you:

  • your synced posts and the cached images,
  • your connection settings,
  • the Instagram profile details it held.

This affects only the data cached on biogr.id — your Instagram account and the posts on it are untouched. If you only want to stop syncing without deleting anything, disconnect your Instagram account from Settings instead.

Not yet — each biogr.id install currently supports one connected Instagram account. Multi-account support is on our roadmap.

biogr.id syncs your most recent Instagram posts so you can choose which to link — up to 3 on Free, up to 450 on Premium — giving you a much larger pool to pick from on Premium.

Up to 3 simultaneously-linked posts on Free; unlimited on Premium.

No. biogr.id connects through Instagram Login — you authorize it by logging in to Instagram itself, with no Facebook Page or Business Manager account involved.

Accounts that were connected through the older Facebook-based flow continue to work exactly as they are; there is nothing you need to change.

Open the biogr.id settings in your WordPress dashboard and choose Connect Instagram. You’ll be taken to Instagram to log in and authorize biogr.id, then returned to your dashboard. Once connected, your recent Instagram posts appear in the Grid Manager, ready to link to WordPress content.