Facebook does not provide a feature that allows users to see who has viewed their personal profile. According to Facebook’s official policy, there is no way to track or see who visits your profile, and third-party apps claiming to offer this functionality are unreliable and potentially harmful, often designed to steal personal information
. However, there are some indirect indicators that might give you a rough idea of who is engaging with your profile:
- The order of friends in your friends list on the Facebook app sometimes reflects people you interact with most, which could correlate with who views your profile frequently
- The "People You May Know" section may show people who have searched for you or have your contact info, suggesting possible profile visits
- People who frequently like or comment on your posts are likely to visit your profile or see your content regularly
For business pages, Facebook offers some tools like the “Top Fan” badge and analytics through third-party services (e.g., Sotrender) that can give insights into your most engaged followers, but these do not reveal specific profile viewers
. If you want to see how many people have viewed your profile, you can enable Facebook’s professional mode, which provides some aggregate insights about profile visits, but it does not disclose the identities of those visitors
. Lastly, you can view the history of profiles you have visited yourself by checking your Facebook Activity Log under Settings & Privacy, but this only shows your own activity, not who viewed your profile
. Summary:
- Facebook does not allow users to see who viewed their personal profile.
- Avoid third-party apps claiming to provide this info as they are scams.
- You can get some indirect clues from friends list order, “People You May Know,” and engagement on your posts.
- Business pages have some analytics but no direct viewer identification.
- Professional mode shows how many people viewed your profile, not who.
- You can see your own profile visit history via Activity Log, but not visitors to your profile.
This means there is no legitimate or official way to see exactly who viewed your Facebook profile.
