Facebook-owned photo-sharing service Instagram is quietly rolling out support for 1080×1080 pixel resolution for its images, which up until now had remained at 640×640 resolution. “An Instagram spokesperson tells us that the company started ‘gradually rolling out 1080 across iOS and Android’ last week, meaning that most people should already be seeing the higher-resolution images in the mobile app,” The Verge explains. However, the desktop version of Instagram does not include the upgrade. According to the spokesperson, “right now we are focused on mobile, with no plans to share on Web.”