InstaBot

Auto commenting bot for Instagram.

Works great on multi-participation allowed giveaways.

Requirements

1. Install Python 3.11.4 (or later) & pip from https://www.python.org/
2. Use pip install -r requirements.txt inside the main.py folder to install the requirements.
3. Google Chrome updated to the latest version.

How to use

1. Rename config-sample.json to config.json and tags-sample.txt to tags.txt inside the config folder.
2. In your tags.txt file, each line should be an Instagram username for your tag list. Make sure there are NO empty lines.
3. In config.json complete the following fields:
   
   • username Your instagram username.
   • password Your instagram password.
   • ig_post_url The instagram link of the post.
   • comment_format What you want to comment. Each [tag] field will be a different tag from your tags list.
   • session_comments How many comments to make before a 3 minute break happens (recommended: 5)
   • per_hour_comments Maximum number of comments before a 1 hour break happens. (recommended: 50)
   • debug Show debug logs in the console (true/false) (recommended: true).
   • keep_comment_logs Create a comments.log file that keeps logs of all your comments (recommended: true).

Notes:

• You need to have 2FA disabled on your Instagram account.
• The more tags you use, the safer your account will be. This is because Instagram will limit accounts that make the same comment over and over again, so less tags means you're most likely to make a comment you have already made before.
• Creating new accounts will not produce many comments; instead they will get blocked. Instagram's algorithm is designed to limit accounts that do not seem legit based on several variables (account creation date, comment/like activity, following activity, interaction with other people, etc.). It would be best to use a legit account.

Distribution

PyInstaller

• Windows

pyinstaller --clean main.py && Xcopy /E /I "config-dist" "./dist/main/config" && del main.spec

Or build into a single executable with:

pyinstaller --clean --onefile main.py && Xcopy /E /I "config-dist" "./dist/config" && del main.spec

• macOS

rm -rf dist build && pyinstaller --clean main.py && cp -r "config-dist" "./dist/main/config" && rm -rf main.spec

Or build into a single executable with:

rm -rf dist build && pyinstaller --clean --onefile main.py && cp -r "config-dist" "./dist/config" && rm -rf main.spec