List Instagram Highlights and open what is inside.
Enter an Instagram username to list its visible Highlights with titles, cover images and IDs. When you need the photos or videos inside one Highlight, send the returned Highlight ID to the detail operation.
The same two-step model you see on the Instagram profile.
The first response describes each circle; the second response contains the story items saved within the one you select.
List the Highlight shelf
Get visible Highlight titles, cover images and IDs for an account.
Open one Highlight
Use a returned ID to collect the photos or videos saved inside it.
Flat collection pricing
A non-empty list costs ten credits regardless of how many records it contains within the operation limit.
No guesswork in the UI
Choose Highlights for the list or Highlight detail when you already have an ID.
The returned ID connects list and detail.
Use the ID as the target for the Highlight detail operation.
{
"platform": "instagram",
"highlight_id": "18000000000000000",
"title": "Campaigns",
"cover_url": "https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/example.jpg",
"item_count": 12
}Keep discovery cheap and details intentional.
You only open the Highlight collections you actually need, while the saved list remains available for later reference.
- 01List HighlightsEnter the Instagram username and run Highlights.
- 02Copy a Highlight IDChoose the collection you want from the returned titles and covers.
- 03Open the detailRun Highlight detail with that ID to retrieve its saved story items.
Study the story collections an account chose to preserve.
Instagram Highlight collection questions.
Are Highlights the circles on a profile?
Yes. The Highlights operation lists those saved story collections.
Why is Highlight detail separate?
The list helps you discover IDs and titles without collecting every media item. Detail opens only the collection you select.
What does each operation cost?
A non-empty Highlight list costs ten credits, and a non-empty Highlight detail costs ten credits. Empty results are free.
Can I schedule Highlight collection?
Yes. You can schedule the list operation and use returned IDs for targeted detail collection.