Can you buy Instagram likes for all pictures at once?
Many people search for a way to buy Instagram likes for all pictures on a profile in one go. The short answer is that it takes several orders, not one. Rizula links every order to a single post or Reel, and so do most sellers.
That sounds slower than it is. Each order takes about a minute once you have the links ready. Six posts take a few minutes in one sitting.
The one-link rule also helps you. Each post gets an amount that fits it, each order has its own total, and you can track every post on its own. This guide shows how to choose the posts, size each order and place them in a tidy batch. If you have never ordered before, read how to buy Instagram likes first.
Why does each order cover only one post?
A like lands on a single post, so an order needs a single address. One link per order removes guesswork about where the likes go.
It also keeps the maths clear. If one order covered six posts, you would need to say how the likes split between them, and any mistake would spread across all six. With one link per order, a wrong link affects only that order. Since an order to a wrong link that you gave cannot be refunded, smaller, separate orders limit the damage of one slip.
Do all your posts need likes?
Almost never. A grid where every post shows the same high like count looks odd at a glance. Real attention is uneven. Some posts do well, some do not.
There is also the question of balance with other numbers. A post with 1,000 likes and 2 comments raises eyebrows. So does a Reel with more likes than views. Adding likes to every post multiplies those gaps.
A better approach is to choose. Pick the posts where a higher number helps most, and leave the rest as they are.
Which posts deserve a push?
Use this table to sort your posts quickly. Score each one, then order for the top few.
| Post type | Push it? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Pinned posts at the top of your profile | Often | New visitors see them first |
| A launch, event or collaboration post | Often | The moment matters and will not repeat |
| A recent post that is doing well already | Sometimes | A small lift fits its natural trend |
| A Reel with strong views | Sometimes | Likes can rise while staying below views |
| Routine updates and quick posts | Rarely | They do not need extra attention |
| Very old posts with tiny numbers | Rarely | A sudden jump looks out of place |
Most accounts end up with three to six posts in the "often" or "sometimes" rows. That is a sensible batch size.
How do you size each order?
Base each amount on what the post already has and what your account usually gets.
- Find your average. Add the likes on your last ten posts and divide by ten.
- Set a ceiling. Keep each post at no more than two or three times that average after the order.
- Subtract what is there. The order size is the ceiling minus the current likes, rounded to an amount you can order.
- Check the minimum. Rizula's smallest likes order is 100, so very small top-ups are not possible.
Here is the maths for one post. Your last ten posts got 2,000 likes in total, so your average is 200. A ceiling of three times the average is 600. The post has 330 likes now. 600 minus 330 is 270, so an order of 250 likes fits.
For a fuller look at this method, see the guide on how many likes to buy for one post, listed under Related guides at the end of this page.
How do you order likes on several posts in one sitting?
Here is a tidy routine for a batch of orders.
- Make a list. Write each chosen post and its order size in a note.
- Copy each link. In the app, tap the paper-plane Send button below the post, then Copy Link. Paste each one into your note next to the right amount.
- Open the order form. Go to the Rizula order form and paste the first link.
- Set the order. Switch on likes and set the amount from your note.
- Check out. Check the total, type your email and send the order on WhatsApp, Telegram or by email.
- Repeat. Go back to the form and do the same for the next link.
- Pay each link. Rizula replies with a payment link for each order. Match each amount to its order total before you pay.
- Tick them off. Mark each post in your note as paid, then as delivered.
Delivery on each order starts within minutes after its payment is confirmed. Each one completes within 0 to 24 hours.
What does a six-post batch cost?
Here is a worked example for an account with an average of about 200 likes per post.
| Post | Current likes | Order | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pinned intro post | 180 | 250 likes | $1.99 |
| Product launch | 220 | 500 likes | $2.99 |
| Collaboration post | 260 | 500 likes | $2.99 |
| Strong recent Reel | 900 | 1,000 likes | $4.99 |
| Event photo | 150 | 250 likes | $1.99 |
| Recent carousel | 210 | 250 likes | $1.99 |
Added together, the six orders come to a total of $16.94. The Reel gets the biggest order because its views can carry it. The rest stay close to the account's normal range.
Compare that with spreading likes evenly over twenty posts. Twenty orders of 100 likes at $0.99 come to a total of $19.80. You spend more and every post gets a lift that barely shows.
How do you keep your grid looking natural?
A batch of orders changes several numbers at once, so step back and look at the profile as a whole.
- Vary the amounts. Different posts get different orders, as real attention does.
- Space the batch. You can place orders on older posts over a few days instead of all at once.
- Check Reels against views. On a Reel, likes need to stay well below views. For the full method, read our guide to Instagram likes on Reels.
- Watch the follower gap. Likes on posts do not add followers. A profile with very few followers and very high likes on every post looks lopsided. Our comparison of Instagram likes and followers explains the difference.
- Use Insights. Any public account can tap View insights under a post to see Views and Interactions, and compare posts one by one.
Can you add other services to the same posts?
Yes, one post at a time. On Rizula each order can mix likes, Reel views, shares, reposts and saves for the same post, with one total for the order. So the strong Reel in the example above could take 1,000 likes and 5,000 views in one order, for a total of $12.98.
Keep the same rule in mind for each service: stay in proportion with the post's other numbers.
What rules apply to batch orders?
More orders do not change the rules, but they do mean more bought numbers on your profile. Meta's Spam policy bans selling, buying or exchanging engagement, with likes as an example. In the US, the FTC rule 16 CFR Part 465, in force since October 21, 2024, bans buying or selling fake indicators of social media influence for a commercial purpose. Get legal advice before using bought numbers for business, and read the rules section of our likes guide.
The short version
Getting likes on several Instagram posts at once means one order per post, placed in a quick batch. Choose the posts that matter, size each order to your average and keep Reels below their views. When your list is ready, open the Instagram likes order form and start with the first link.