Pallyy tags products from your Instagram shop catalog on your scheduled posts, from Tag products under the composer's post options. The product tags publish with the post, so your content is shoppable from the moment it goes live.
How to tag products
Product tags are placed on the image, from the Instagram card in the post composer:
- Create or open a post from Calendar > Month.
- On the Instagram card, under Post options, click Tag products.
- Click on the image where you want the tag, then pick the product from your Instagram shop catalog. Clicking an existing tag removes it.
- On a carousel, use the thumbnails under the image to tag products on the other images.
- Click Save. The shoppable tags publish with the post, and viewers can tap through to the product.
Product tagging needs your Instagram account connected with Login with Facebook (a business or creator profile linked to a Facebook page). If your account was added with Login with Instagram, reconnect it with Login with Facebook from Settings > Social Sets. See Instagram integration for more on connecting.
Where the products come from
The products you can tag come from your Instagram shop catalog. Pallyy doesn't manage the catalog itself: you set up your shop and products on Instagram's side, and Pallyy shows that catalog when you tag. If a product isn't appearing, check it exists in your Instagram shop first.
Product tagging is Instagram only
Product tagging through Pallyy works on Instagram posts only. Facebook and Pinterest posts can't tag products through Pallyy, so if you're cross-posting the same content, the product tags will only appear on the Instagram version.
Frequently asked questions
Do product tags publish automatically?
Yes. Product tags you add in Pallyy publish with the Instagram post, with no extra step in the Instagram app.
Can I tag products on Facebook or Pinterest posts?
No. Pallyy's product tagging is Instagram only. Facebook and Pinterest posts can't tag products through Pallyy.
Why don't I see any products to tag?
Two common reasons: your Instagram shop catalog doesn't have the product, or your account is connected with Login with Instagram. Product tagging needs a Login with Facebook connection, which you can fix from Settings > Social Sets.
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