Instagram post viewer.
See any public account's latest posts.
Instagram stops you a few posts in and asks you to log in. Type a public username and its latest posts and Reels open in one grid — each with its likes, comments and date — and any post's comments are one tap away.
- ✓Posts and Reels
- ✓Likes and comments
- ✓Sort the grid
- ✓No Instagram login
Illustration of the layout. Your results show the account's real posts.
The problem
Why posts are hard to browse on Instagram
Open a profile in a browser and Instagram covers the grid with a log-in prompt after a few posts.
The grid shows pictures only. Likes and comments appear one post at a time, after a tap.
You can't see which recent post did best without opening each one and comparing by hand.
The solution
One username in, the posts out
igtrackr reads the latest posts Instagram lists for a public account and lays them out in one grid, with the likes, comments and date on each. Sort them by what did best, and open any post's comments or the accounts that liked it.
- ✓The account's latest posts and Reels
- ✓Likes, comments and date on each post
- ✓Sorting by newest, most liked or most commented
- ✓Links to each post's comments and likes
How it works
Interactive preview
What an account's posts look like here
Paste one or more Instagram links. This tells you what each one points to and strips the tracking part (igsh, utm) so you can share or open a clean link.
Cleaned links show up here.
This runs in your browser: nothing you type or paste here is sent to us, and it needs no account. The tool at the top of the page is the part that reads Instagram.
- 01Type the username of any public account.
- 02The latest posts open in a grid you can sort.
- 03Open any post's comments or the accounts that liked it.
Features · inside the analysis
What the Instagram post viewer gives you
Photos, carousels, videos and Reels, each marked with its type.
The counts sit under every post, with plays on Reels.
Newest first, or most liked, or most commented.
The day each post went up, in the grid.
If the account is private you are told so, and no run is used.
Each post links to its comments and its likes.
Benefits
Why use an Instagram post viewer
Likes and comments sit under each post, so the grid reads at a glance.
Sort the latest posts by likes or by comments to see the best one first.
Every post links to its comments and to the accounts that liked it.
A browser tab is the whole tool. We never ask for Instagram credentials.
Supported formats
What you can — and can't — view
Who it's for
See what a competitor posted lately and which post got the most likes or comments.
FAQ
Instagram post viewer questions
What people ask before typing a username.
How do I view Instagram posts without the app?+
Type the account's username above and press View posts. Its latest posts and Reels open in a grid in your browser, each with its likes, comments and date.
Can I view Instagram posts without an Instagram account?+
Yes. You never connect an Instagram account or enter a password. The lookup runs on our servers, not from your Instagram account. You sign in to igtrackr, which is free.
Can I see a post's comments?+
Yes. Every post in the grid links to the Comment Viewer, which lists that post's comments with likes and dates, and to the Likes Viewer for the accounts that liked it.
Can I view a private account's posts?+
No. Instagram shows a private account's posts only to the followers it approved, and no tool can show them. igtrackr tells you when an account is private instead of charging you for nothing.
Does it show every post?+
It shows the account's latest posts — the most recent page Instagram lists — not its full history. Pinned posts can appear first, as they do on the profile.
Is it free?+
Yes, with a free igtrackr account: no card and no Instagram login. Free accounts get 3 runs of this tool; Pro and Agency get more every day. A lookup that finds the account private, missing or without posts does not use a run.
Comparison
Against the other ways to view posts
Security & privacy
Private by design
A post viewer only deserves trust if it is boring about privacy. This one reads public data, asks for nothing, and leaves nothing on the account.
We never ask for Instagram credentials — not to view, not to sort, not for any feature on the site.
A public account's posts are visible to anyone on Instagram. We show what Instagram publishes, nothing more.
The lookup runs on our servers, never from your Instagram account, so nothing is done in your name.
A private account's posts are visible only to its approved followers. No tool can show them, and a site claiming otherwise wants your login.
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