Instagrammable

[ in-stuh-gram-uh-buhl ]

adjective

, Informal.

1. worthy of being photographed and posted on the social media platform Instagram:

   The ice storm has left a highly Instagrammable wonderland of glittering trees in our yard.

   The new theme park promises some of the most Instagrammable experiences to visitors.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Instagrammable¹

First recorded in 2010–15; Instagram ( def ) + -able ( def )

Example Sentences

Retailers and cafe owners have suggested the main reasons for matcha's popularity include its "instagrammable" looks and its purported health benefits.

From Salon

On view through March 16, the exhibition is highly immersive and highly Instagrammable.

From Los Angeles Times

First airing in 2020, Emily in Paris has attracted criticism for its fantastical portrayal of life in the city, from beret-wearing bon vivant lifestyle to sanitised, Instagrammable scenes, while avoiding issues including rubbish, crime and social conflicts.

From BBC

It’s no surprise then that Joshua Tree — a favorite of influencers drawn by Instagrammable boulder piles and cactus gardens — has seen an especially pronounced jump, with annual visitation more than doubling, from nearly 1.4 million in 2013 to nearly 3.3 million in 2023.

From Los Angeles Times

A balance needs to be struck between the most “Instagrammable” locations in Wales and protecting the environment, according to bosses at a national park.

From BBC