Beginning next month, Instagram will remove the shopping tab from the main bar at the bottom of the screen, and the button to create a new post will move down. The Reels tab, which is currently front and center on the navigation bar, will take the

Instagram began testing a main feed without a shopping button back in September, saying it wanted to “simplify [the] Instagram experience” for users. But the test was part of a larger pivot on Instagram’s part, according to a report by The Information, as the company pulls back on its shopping features. Still, the company says shopping will still be a part of Instagram even without the prominent shortcut on the home feed.

“You will still be able to set up and run your shop on Instagram as we continue to invest in shopping experiences that provide the most value for people and businesses across feed, stories, reels, ads and more,” the company said in an article posted to its support page.

Instagram, like other platforms, has invested in shopping tools to try to get consumers to shop in-app. Personalized product recommendations currently fill the Instagram shopping tab, which The Information reported last fall would eventually disappear. Instagram didn’t say what would happen to the personalized shopping page after the revamp next month.