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Best apps to create instagram stories

Here are some of the top apps for creating Instagram stories:

Canva: Canva is a popular graphic design tool that offers a wide range of templates and tools for creating Instagram stories, including customizable templates, graphics, and fonts.


Adobe Spark Post: Adobe Spark Post is a free graphic design app that offers a variety of templates and tools for creating Instagram stories. It includes features such as photo filters, text overlays, and customizable themes.


Unfold: Unfold is a mobile app specifically designed for creating Instagram stories. It offers a variety of templates and tools for creating clean and minimalist designs, with options to add text, graphics, and even music.


StoryArt: StoryArt is another mobile app that offers a range of templates and tools for creating Instagram stories. It includes a variety of themes and styles, as well as features such as filters, stickers, and animations.


Over: Over is a mobile app that offers a range of design tools for creating Instagram stories, including customizable templates, fonts, and graphics. It also includes a variety of photo editing tools, such as filters and color adjustments.

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