You cannot see who views your Facebook profile. Facebook does not provide any feature that allows users to track or view who has looked at their profile. This policy is in place to protect user privacy and prevent stalking behavior. Even though some apps or browser extensions claim to offer this functionality, they are unreliable and often scams that can compromise your account or device security
. What you can do, however, is see how your profile appears to the public or specific people by using Facebook's "View As" feature. This lets you check what information is visible to others but does not reveal who has visited your profile
. Indirect clues about who interacts with your profile may come from people who send friend requests, comment on or react to your posts, or view your stories (depending on your privacy settings), but these do not confirm profile views
. In summary:
- No official way to see who viewed your Facebook profile.
- "View As" lets you see your profile from others' perspectives but not who viewed it.
- Beware of third-party apps claiming to show profile viewers—they are scams.
- Interaction indicators (likes, comments, friend requests) may hint at profile visitors but are not definitive.
This is consistent across Facebook's platform and widely confirmed by multiple sources
