Instagram might soon let users create Stories together.

App researcher Jane Manchun Wong has discovered that the social media platform is testing a feature called Group Story. A series of screenshots of the feature show how this works: Users will be able to share content to a Group Story on Instagram, and from there you can choose to send it to your close friends or a Group.

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Interestingly, Facebook (which owns Instagram) has already tried out a similar feature in its main app, and decided to shut it down last month. Instagram, however, is more story-driven than Facebook, so Group Stories might fare better there.

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As always, the fact that Instagram is testing the feature does not necessarily mean it'll activate it for everyone, but it does make it a bit more likely.

Wong discovered another new Instagram feature, currently in testing: GIF replies to Stories. Looks like Stories on Instagram are about to get quite a bit more colorful soon.