See who someone follows
The report shows accounts from the public following list, with profile pictures and names.
- Accounts the profile follows
- People who follow the profile
- Mutual follows between both lists
See the accounts a public Instagram profile follows and the people who follow it. Enter a username. No login and no Instagram password.
Enter a public username. We read its public following and followers lists and show the accounts in them. Tracking shows every new follow after that.
The report shows accounts from the public following list, with profile pictures and names.
Premium checks the profile again for you. Each new account in the following list appears as a new follow with the date we found it.
We read public profile data only. The profile you check does not get a notification, and you never enter an Instagram password.
Private profiles hide their lists from everyone who does not follow them, so they can't be checked.
Instagram shows a following list, but no date for each follow. Your first check shows accounts from that list. From the next check, tracking marks each new account as recently followed, with the date we found it.
Creators see which accounts a similar creator follows. Brands see which pages a competitor follows. Friends see new accounts in a public following list.
Illustrative example
A public profile follows 390 accounts. The report shows accounts from that list, and tracking adds each new follow after the first check.
Real results depend on the public data available during each check.
Direct answers about follower checks, account access, and relationship data.
Your first check shows accounts from the profile's public following list. Tracking then shows each new follow with the date we found it.
No. We read public data only, and Instagram does not send a notification.
No. The profile must be public.
No. You only enter the public username you want to check.
Enter a supported public username. Keep your Instagram password private.