About AutoGram

AutoGram is an Instagram auto-liker at autogram.dev. You pick hashtags or another account's audience, and it likes recent posts from those people within a daily limit you set, so they notice your profile. It has been online since 2025 and is built and run by one person, Lucas Erlacher.

Several unrelated products share the name Autogram: a video-interview platform, Telegram tools, a few open-source projects, and the word itself, which is a sentence that describes its own letters. None of them are this one. If it is not at autogram.dev, it is not AutoGram.

What it does, and what it never does

The only action AutoGram takes on your account is liking posts. It does not follow, unfollow, comment, send messages, or post on your behalf. Every plan has a fixed cap on likes per day, and the automation runs in the cloud, so nothing has to stay open on your computer.

Automating engagement on Instagram carries risk for the account doing it. AutoGram keeps the volume low rather than maximising it, and says so plainly on the homepage FAQ. AutoGram is not affiliated with or endorsed by Instagram or Meta.

Why AutoGram asks for your Instagram password

Instagram's official API for apps has no way to like posts, so a tool that likes for you from the cloud has to log in as you. AutoGram does that on Instagram's own login page, in a browser on its server. Here is exactly what happens to the password:

• It is stored encrypted (AES-256). The app never shows it, and it is only ever typed into Instagram's login page.
• The server holds the key, because it has to type the password. That's trust in me, not maths.
• It is used when you connect your account, and again when Instagram ends the saved session. If your last login needed a code that only you receive, AutoGram does not log in on its own; it pauses and emails you to reconnect.
• Removing the account in its settings erases the stored password and the saved Instagram session right away.
• You can also cut access from Instagram's side at any time: log out other sessions in Instagram's login activity settings, and change your password so the stored one stops working.

Pricing

• Personal: €3.99 per month, 1 Instagram account, up to 150 likes per day. Reaches people through hashtags or the followers of accounts you follow.
• Professional: €19.99 per month, up to 5 Instagram accounts, up to 500 likes per day per account. Adds the followers of accounts you name, and AI suggestions for hashtags and accounts.

Billing and cancelling

• Plans are billed monthly, with no minimum term. You cancel yourself: open Manage Account in the account menu and choose "Manage billing or cancel", which takes you to Stripe's billing page. There is nothing to email.
• AutoGram keeps liking until the end of the month you already paid for, then stops by itself, and you are not charged again.
• Cancelling does not erase your Instagram password, and removing an account does not cancel your plan. If you are leaving, do both.

Free tools

Alongside the paid product there are four free Instagram tools. The extensions run in your own browser session and never send your credentials anywhere.

• Who doesn't follow me back (Chrome extension)
• Followers export to CSV (Chrome extension)
• Anonymous story viewer (Chrome extension)
• Instagram story viewer (web, no login)

Who builds it

I'm Lucas Erlacher. I grew up at Lago di Garda in Italy, studied economics, changed careers at 30, and now live and work in Munich, Germany. I built AutoGram because I was liking posts by hand every day to get my own profile seen, and I still run it on my own accounts.

I write the code, the blog, and the support replies. The email below reaches me, not a queue.

• Email: lucas.erlacher.29@gmail.com
• X: @erlalucas
• Other projects: lucaserlacher.com