If you're looking to unarchive an Instagram Story in 2025, whether to repost it, highlight it, or simply view it again, the process is straightforward thanks to Instagram’s built-in archive feature. When your story expires after 24 hours, it gets automatically saved to your archive if the setting is enabled. You can also manually archive stories by selecting the three-dot menu and choosing "Archive." Once it's there, you're free to revisit or manage it at any time. To unarchive a story, first open the Instagram app and tap on your profile icon in the bottom right corner. From your profile page, tap the three-line menu (hamburger icon) at the top right. In the menu that appears, tap on "Archive." By default, Instagram might show your archived posts or lives, so at the top of the screen, make sure to switch the filter to "Stories Archive." Here, you’ll see all the stories you've previously shared and that have been automatically or manually archived. Scroll through and tap on the story you want to unarchive. Now, while Instagram doesn’t have a direct “Unarchive” button for stories like it does for posts, you can accomplish the same result by re-sharing the archived story. You can add it to your Story again, save it to your device, or feature it in a Highlight on your profile. Alternatively, if you're just looking to clean up your archive, you can delete a story from there by tapping the three dots in the lower-right corner of the story and selecting "Delete." This removes the story from your archive but does not republish it. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:28 Accessing Archive via Profile 0:42 Switching to Stories Archive view 0:54 Viewing and managing archived stories 1:13 Conclusion Hashtags: #InstagramStoryTips #UnarchiveInstagramStory #Instagram2025 #InstaStoryHelp #InstagramArchive #SocialMediaGuide #TechTips #InstagramUpdate DISCLAIMER: This Channel "Saral Guide" is not the official support of the content provided & Does Not Promote Any illegal content, all contents provided by This Channel are meant for EDUCATIONAL purposes only. The Channel doesn't own any logos or websites displayed on videos and thumbnails.