From here, you get the option to temporarily disable your account, or permanently delete the account. Once this page loads, go ahead and click “Delete Your Account.” It should be the second option from the top. Scroll to the bottom of the page until you find “Managing Your Account” under “Browse Topics.” You’re already almost done, so keep going. There’s a lot of information on this page, but don’t get stressed out. Scroll to the bottom of the page until you see an option for the “Instagram Help Center.” Clicking this will launch you into your web browser of choice – I use Samsung’s browser, but I suspect most of you use Chrome. Unfortunately, Instagram doesn’t offer an option to delete your account from inside the app itself, so we’ll need to use your phone’s web browser to make this happen. Start by clicking over to the profile tab it’s the farthest right on the navigation tab on the bottom of the screen. If you only want to take a break from the service, and you don’t want to delete everything forever, don’t worry: there’s an option for you too. Now, this may sound a bit extreme to some of you readers out there. Also make sure to download any and all photos from the service you want to keep after all, those’ll be gone too. Do take note that, if you decide to permanently delete your account, you won’t be able to create a new account with that username or email again. For this demo, I actually set up a new Instagram account on my phone.

How do i delete my instagram account