A new Community Chat feature will enable up to 250 people in a group. And yes, admins will get moderation tools.

It seems that Instagram is working on a “community chat” feature that allows people to organize groups of up to 250 people in the app. The so-far unreleased feature was spotted by developer Alessandro Paluzzi,

Instagram is developing a new community chat feature. This feature will allow users to create topic-focused group conversations with up to 250 participants. Community chat hosts will have control over who joins and can use moderation tools to keep chats safe.

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Instagram is reportedly testing a group chat feature similar to Discord, as revealed by developer Alessandro Paluzzi on Threads.

Creators will have the option to select admins who can moderate the chats, ensuring that the conversations remain in line with Instagram’s community guidelines. Admins will have the power to remove messages that violate the platform’s conduct policies and can even eject members if necessary.

Instagram is testing a new ‘Community Chat’s feature that is similar to Discord and allows up to 250 people in a group.

The community chats would work similar to Discord, allowing individual users to create chats around specific topics and control who can join. Unlike Instagram's broadcast channels, where creators can send messages to their followers, anyone in the community chat can join the conversation.

Instagram is reportedly testing a Discord-like community chat feature that would enable users to organise groups of up to 250 people in the app. Here are all the details.

Instagram is reportedly experimenting with a new "community chat" feature which would allow users to talk online together in a manner similar to group chat platform Discord.