Instagram has introduced new tools for creators to collaborate with brands and form partnerships.

Instagram testing new tools For creators to earn commissions and form partnerships with brands on the platform. Facebook-owned companies are expanding existing companies. The Native affiliate tool will be released in June, allowing creators to find products, share them with their followers, and earn post-based sales commissions.

With this release, creators have added a digital storefront to their profiles. [ With the button, you can now introduce products and collections that are already participating in affiliate partnerships and earn sales commissions. According to Instagram, this new feature is currently only available to creators participating in native affiliate programs.

Instagram is also testing new brand content partnership features to help creators discover their brand. Creators can now add the brands they want to partner with to their favorite “brand list”. This allows companies to prioritize when they are looking for new creators to work with.

In addition, Instagram is deploying a new folder within the DM dedicated to partnership messages. The new folder is intended to ensure that creators don’t miss opportunities from brands whose messages may be embedded in their inboxes. Partnership messages skip request folders and get priorities so brands and creators can find and manage content partnerships.

Brands can now also use data and their own filters to find the right creators for their campaigns. You can then organize your candidate list to manage multiple campaigns and creators. Companies can now also create reel ads for branded content. In addition, Instagram has released new account permissions that allow creators to create content ads from creator posts, stories, or reels.

“These brand-creator partnership tools are an important component of our ongoing commitment to assisting creators in making a living on Instagram.” Brand collaborations, advertising revenue, and viewers “Support from receiving bonuses directly from Instagram, and so on,” the company wrote in a blog post.

Instagram says it will continue to test and improve these features, making them available to more brands and creators in the future.

It’s worth noting that Instagram is one of several digital platforms that are working to make it easier for brands and creators to work together. For example, Ticktaku is a creator marketplace to help marketers find TikTok’s top personalities for their brand campaigns. Similarly, Pinterest has developed features that help creators partner with brands on the platform.