Flume is a beautiful Instagram app for your Mac.

Instagram has always been mobile first. Its website feels like an afterthought — it doesn't even let you upload photos. Flume is a native Mac app that lets you do more, and once Instagram fans get a look at it, they might even prefer Flume to the native Instagram app for iPhones. 21 things you can do with Flume, a native Instagram app for MacDiscover what's in a, a recent addition to Setapp.

Viewing your Instagram photos on a MacInstagram is for beautiful photos and videos, and Flume makes them all pop right off of your Mac’s screen. Here’s how it works.Scroll your Instagram feedSign in with your Instagram credentials, and Flume displays your feed as a floating window for you to scroll through vertically. All you see is the content, including photos and videos (and ads), no comments or usernames disturbing the beautiful images. Get a closer lookAs you scroll through, press the space bar when you're hovering over a photo or video, and it will pop out to a bigger preview window to let you see more detail. At the same time, the username appears temporarily over the photo in the feed. Double-tap to heart photosJust like the iOS app, Flume lets you double-click a photo in the feed to like it.

The little heart appears on the center of the photo and everything. It's just another example of Flume acting the way you'd expect. Click a photo for more detailsTo interact with a photo more, click it once, and the window changes to show just that photo, along with the name, caption, comments, and likes.Comment and like from the detail viewIn the detail view, a row of buttons along the top lets you like the photo, comment, bookmark it for later, and share it. You can also use key commands to do this: Just press C to leave a comment, or L to like. See more photos at once in grid viewIf you follow tons of people, you can see your feed in a grid view, and then just click anything you want to see bigger. To switch views, mouse over the top of the Flume window, and click the button that looks like a grid of squares, instead of the one that looks like a list.

Uploading photosSetapp includes all the Pro features in Flume, including the ability to upload new photos and videos. This is huge! It's the best way to get photos you edited on your Mac onto Instagram—no need to sync them back to your iPhone first. Here’s how it works.

Post to Instagram from your MacPress ⌘-N or choose File  New  Post to get started. A floating window invites you to drag in photos and videos from anywhere on your Mac. Flume lets you add a caption, tag people, and add the photo's location. You even get editing tools to add more photos (Instagram supports up to 10!) for a slideshow.

Edit your imagesClick the button that looks like a paintbrush, or select View  Toggle Edit Options to see all the edits you can make to your photo. Flume lets you apply real Instagram filters, crop your photos, as well as adjust the alignment, brightness, and contract.

But wait, there's more! Keep scrolling down in the Edit pane for every control Instagram has, all with handy sliders.In fact, Flume also has its own filters, which you can enable in Flume  Preferences  Uploads. Just change the drop-down menu at the top-right from Instagram Filters to either Flume Pro Filters or All. You can reorder the filters in the list, too, to make sure your favorites are right up front.

Compare the edited photo to the originalNeed to see how your photo looked before all the edits? Just click the little eye button that's at the top-right corner of the photo. That lets you toggle between the edited view and how the photo looked originally. Take photosWant to post an Instagram selfie with your Mac's FaceTime camera? No problem, just press ⌘-N or choose File  New  Post, and then click the camera icon in the middle of the new-post window. A pop-up will appear with an option to Take a Photo.

Select that and another window will open with a feed from your Mac's camera, and a shutter button to click to take the photo.You can't take a video however, but you could take a video with Photo Booth on your Mac and then drag that into a new-post window in Flume. Choose your own cover in a video postIf you've uploaded a video, you can choose which frame should be the cover, that displays as the still image in the feed before people play the video. With a video in the Upload window, select Upload  Select a Cover Image from the menubar. Then click and drag across your video to scrub through, and click Done when you're happy. Choose wisely to entice people to click! Disable commentsIf you don't want to hear from the peanut gallery, click the gear button on your photo in the Uploads window, and check the box to Turn Off Commenting. That option is also hidden in the ellipses button at the top of each of your photo posts.

Discovering more in InstagramInstagram is more than just the people you follow. Head back to the main feed and mouse over the bottom of the window. A toolbar pops up with buttons to Upload, see your Home feed, your Likes, the Explore view, Search, Notifications, and your own Profile.

Dig into the Explore tabClick the star button in that toolbar to view the Explore tab. Or press ⌘-3 or choose View  Explore. (Everything in Flume has a keyboard shortcut, as you'll see the more you use it.) Explore suggests videos and photos you might like, based on people you follow and what you've interacted with before.

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It's a great place to find new accounts to follow.Explore a location or #hashtagAs you scroll around your feed or the Explore tab, don't forget to click hashtags or the names of locations to see more public images with those same tags. Who knows, if someone else keeps posting from your favorite beach or coffee shop, maybe you can make a new real-life friend! Power user tricksIf you use Instagram to promote your brand or your artwork, Flume has some special features just for you. Manage multiple accountsInstagram's mobile app lets you switch between accounts without having to log out and log back in each time, but on the desktop, only Flume lets you switch so easily. Just open the Accounts tab in the app's preferences (Flume  Preferences  Accounts) and click the plus sign to add a new account. Then anytime you want to switch, just click Account in the menu bar and select a new one, or use the keyboard shortcut Get desktop notificationsFlume can send you desktop notifications through macOS, and you can customize which notifications you want in Flume  Preferences  Notifications.Notifications can be a Dock icon badge, an alert in Notification Center, a sound, or all three. This is a big help if you use Instagram's messaging feature, since you can get notifications just for messages, to be sure to reply promptly.Like, comment, and save with hover shortcutsKeyboard commandos will love Flume's keyboard shortcuts—there's one for pretty much everything.

One of the coolest is the hover shortcuts. When hovering over an image, press L to like it, C to comment, or S to save.

Get insights on Business PagesFlume supports Instagram's Business Pages feature, which includes Insights into how your business's account is growing engagement. When viewing your own profile, click the Insights button — it looks like a little graph.

There's even a Download button that can save your Insights in a.txt format. Customize Touch Bar controlsIf you have a new MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar, select View  Customize Touch Bar to customize the order of the buttons that appear on the Touch Bar while you're using Flume. Every view in the app puts different buttons on the Touch Bar, but you can reorder them or remove a button from the default set.

Receive photos from LightroomPros who manage their photos in Adobe Lightroom can create an Export Preset inside of Lightroom that sends processed images to Flume to post to Instagram. This can be a big time-saver versus having to sync those images back to Lightroom Mobile to post on Instagram for iOS. Repost photosThe reposting window allows you to upload existing posts by ensuring the original author is attributed.To repost a photo from your or other profiles:. Click a photo to see more details, and then click the ellipses button at the far right. In that menu, choose Repost Photo, and a new-post window will open with that image, credited of course, and a place for you to write your own caption and confirm which account to repost to.It's exactly what you'd want a re-gramming feature to be.That isn’t even every trick Flume has up its sleeve.

It’s definitely a must-have for Mac users who love Instagram. And let us know what you think!