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Clean up your saved posts automatically. Bulk Unsaver for Insta removes posts from your Instagram Saved collection in bulk, so you don't have to open and unsave each post by hand. How to use 1. Add it to Chrome. 2. Open the extension and use the link to get a license key from the product page. 3. Paste the key from your receipt email. 4. Go to your profile, open Saved, and open the post you want to start from. 5. Press Start Unsaving. The extension unsaves the current post, moves to the next, and repeats. 6. Press Stop Unsaving at any time. Features - Unsaves posts in sequence without manual clicking - Start from any post in your collection, not only the first one - Stop at any point; posts already processed stay unsaved - Waits a randomized 2 to 4.5 seconds between posts, so Instagram is not sent a rapid burst of requests - Works with the Instagram interface in any language - Shows a clear message if no post is open or the post is not saved Pricing A license key is $2 and includes lifetime support. Discount codes are posted on the product page from time to time. Notes - Works on instagram.com in a desktop browser while signed in. - Runs only on Instagram tabs, and only after you press Start Unsaving. - Unsaving is not reversible automatically; you can re-save a post manually. - Your license key is verified with Gumroad and stored locally on your device. - Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instagram or Meta.
Sep 3, 2026
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