Instagram has 400 million monthly active users at the moment, the company announcing the achievement of this record level of activity through a press release published last night.
In December of last year, Instagram announced that it had 300 million monthly active users, so we are talking about a 30% increase in the level of activity in the network in 9 months, quite a long period of time for such a large network popular like Instagram.
The 300 million monthly active users share 80 million photos daily through the social network, so if we were to look at things "coldly" almost a quarter of users publish at least one photo daily on the Instagram network.
According to the company Facebook, which owns Instagram, half of the 100 million new users are from Europe and Asia, their registration bringing the total number of users outside the US to 75%, but looking at the situation by nation, the Americans remain the most numerous.
We are thrilled to announce that the Instagram community has grown to more than 400 million strong. While milestones like this are important, what really excites us is the way that visual communication makes the world feel a little bit smaller to each one of us.
Our community has evolved to be even more global, with more than 75 percent living outside of the US. To all the new Instagrammers: welcome! Among the last 100 million to join, more than half live in Europe and Asia. The countries that added the most Instagrammers include Brazil, Japan and Indonesia.
Having said that, Instagram is one of the most popular photo sharing networks, if not the most popular, competing with networks like Tumblr, but not even Facebook can say that it has less than 80 million photos shared daily. .
