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How to share a run on your Instagram Story

Turn any run into a clean Story card with your route, distance, pace, time and PRs, and post it to Instagram or anywhere else from your iPhone.

A screenshot of a run app is cluttered and often shows more than you meant to: heart rate, the exact streets around your home. RunPack 1.1 makes a Story card instead.

Make the card

  1. Save a run. The Run saved screen shows the card straight away.
  2. Tap Share and pick Instagram, Messages, WhatsApp or anything else in the share sheet.
  3. For an older run, open it from Your runs and tap Share.

What’s on it

The card is 1080×1920, the size of a Story. It shows the day, the kind of run, distance, pace, time and any PRs the run set, with your route drawn as a simple line. There’s no map underneath, so the streets you started from aren’t on it, and there’s never any heart rate or health data.

Keep the rest private

Posting a Story is public to your followers. Your full run — the route on a map, your splits — stays in your crew’s private feed, where only your crews see it. See how to share runs privately for the difference.

Try it with your crewRecord runs with your iPhone and share them in a private feed only your crew can see. Free for crews of up to 8.Download on theApp StoreRunPack as a running crew app, a group running app, a running club app, a private social running app or a GPS run tracker.

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