Can I add an Instagram account to my Facebook Page?



Instagram ads are now available to everyone in both Power Editor and ad creation. To run ads on Instagram, you'll need a Facebook Page.
You can add an Instagram account to a Facebook Page you are an admin or editor on. Adding an Instagram account to your Page will allow you to create Instagram ads  in Power Editor or Ads Manager without needing to connect your Instagram account to a Business Manager.
To add an existing Instagram account to your Facebook Page:
  1. Go to your Facebook Page.
  2. Click Settings in the top-right of your Page.
  3. Click Instagram Ads.
  4. To add an existing Instagram account to your Page, click Add an Account.
  5. Enter your Instagram account's Username and Password, and click Confirm.
To create a new Instagram account and add it to your Facebook Page:
  1. Go to your Facebook Page.
  2. Click Settings in the top-right of your Page.
  3. Click Instagram Ads.
  4. If you need to create a new Instagram account, click Add an Account.
  5. Select Create a new account.
  6. Fill in the details of your new account and click Confirm.
  7. An email will be sent to the email address specified. Follow the directions in the email to set the password for your new Instagram account.
You should now have an Instagram account connected to your Facebook Page. Whenever you use your Facebook Page to create ads that will run on Facebook, you can use your new Instagram  account to show those same ads on Instagram.

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