No, Instagram does not allow users to see who has viewed their profile. This applies to all account types, including personal, creator, and business accounts. Instagram keeps profile browsing private and anonymous, so no one receives notifications or access to a list of their profile visitors
. While Instagram provides some analytics for professional accounts (business or creator), such as the total number of profile visits within a certain period, it does not reveal the identities of those visitors. The only content where you can see specific viewers is Instagram Stories and live videos, which show who has viewed or interacted with that content for a limited time
. Any third-party apps or services claiming to show you exactly who viewed your Instagram profile are misleading and potentially unsafe. Instagram’s privacy policy and platform design intentionally prevent this kind of tracking to protect user privacy and encourage free browsing without fear of being monitored
. In summary:
- You cannot see who views your Instagram profile.
- You can see who views your Stories and live videos.
- Business and creator accounts can see aggregate profile visit counts but not visitor identities.
- Beware of third-party apps claiming to provide profile viewer information—they are unreliable and risky
