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Instagram Tagged Posts API

Find Instagram posts where specific users or brands are tagged, useful for brand monitoring, UGC discovery, and influencer outreach.

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Instagram User Tagged Posts
1 import requests
2  
3 root = "https://ensembledata.com/apis"
4 endpoint = "/instagram/user/tagged-posts"
5 params = {
6   "user_id"325734299,
7   "cursor""",
8   "chunk_size""10",
9   "token""YOUR-TOKEN-HERE"
10 }
11  
12 res = requests.get(root+endpoint, params=params)
13 print(res.json())
14  

Why Developer Teams Use Our API

See Who's Tagging an Account

Retrieve every public post a user has been tagged in, not just their own feed.

Brand Mention Discovery

Find user-generated content tagging your brand without manually searching Instagram.

Influencer Collaboration Tracking

Check tagged posts to confirm a creator actually delivered on a sponsored collaboration.

Full Tagged History

Paginate through the complete list of posts an account is tagged in.

Community Content Audits

Understand how an audience engages with a brand through the content they tag it in.

Live Public Data

Tagged post data is fetched live, reflecting the account's current tagged content.

Scrape Instagram Data Effortlessly

Our tagged posts API surfaces every post where a user or brand is mentioned, great for tracking organic brand visibility and identifying potential collaborators.

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Collaboration Proof

Confirm a sponsored Instagram post went live by checking tagged content.

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UGC Content Library

Build a library of user-generated Instagram posts tagging your account.

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Tag Volume Trends

Track how often a brand gets tagged on Instagram to gauge organic buzz.

Instagram Scraping Features

Monitor how your brand shows up in tagged Instagram content. Our API makes it simple to pull user-generated posts and track who is mentioning you.

  • Surface every public post where a specific account has been tagged by someone else.
  • Discover user-generated content mentioning a brand without manually searching Instagram.
  • Confirm a sponsored collaboration actually went live by checking the creator's tagged posts.
  • See the original poster's username and verification status, not just the tagged account.
  • Paginate through an account's complete tagged history rather than a handful of recent tags.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Tagged posts are posts where a specific user or brand has been tagged by someone else. This endpoint returns those posts along with engagement data and context.

It's commonly used to monitor organic brand mentions, discover user-generated content, and find potential creator collaborators who are already tagging the brand.

It specifically returns posts where the account was tagged, not caption text mentions, so it's best for tracking direct tags rather than written mentions.

Yes, tagged posts often surface creators already engaging organically with a brand, making them strong candidates for outreach.

The endpoint paginates through the account's full public tagged history, not just recent tags, subject to how far Instagram's own tagged feed extends.

No, tagged post data is only available for accounts with a public profile, matching what any visitor could see on the Tagged tab.

Yes, each tagged post includes the original poster's username and profile details, not just the tagged account's information.

There's no server-side filter for that; each tagged post includes the original poster's verification status so you can filter client-side.

Data is fetched live from Instagram at request time, so newly tagged posts appear as soon as they're publicly visible.