Instagram is one of only two places here where images and video can share a post, and the only one that will not take a PNG.
$ mcporter config add antwork --url https://api.antwork.io/mcp --auth oauthOpenClaw connects to Antwork over MCP with a browser OAuth prompt. There is no API key to generate, copy, or paste into a URL.
“Draft an Instagram caption for this photo in my voice, with three hashtags at the end.”
“Turn this carousel of five images into an Instagram post and schedule it for Saturday.”
“Rewrite my last Instagram caption with a stronger first line.”
“Which of my Instagram posts got the most engagement this month?”
Antwork does not answer with a wall of text. It renders real, clickable panels inside OpenClaw — the same interface you would get in a dashboard, in the conversation you are already in. No other social tool does this.
Shipped something small this week that fixed a big thing. Our token refresh ran daily but checked Instagram against a five minute expiry window, so it could only ever catch a token that happened to die inside those five minutes. It never did. Accounts just went quiet.
Instagram accepts .jpg and .jpeg and nothing else. A PNG, which is what most design tools export by default, is refused. Antwork checks the extension when you attach rather than letting you find out at publish.
Up to ten items in a post, and they can be images and video together. Most platforms here force you to pick one kind; this is not one of them.
Image ratios are 4:5, 1:1 and 1.91:1, and video is 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5. Nothing 16:9 fits, so a cut made for YouTube needs recutting before it comes here.
Each video can run fifteen minutes at 300 MB, and ten of them can sit in one post. The limit you will hit first is almost never the length.
One command, one consent screen, and Instagram is something you can just ask for.