- Likes
- Comments
- Views
The exact number of likes on any Instagram post or reel, updated every few seconds. Paste a post link, then put the live count on your stream or website.
The numbers come from Instagram's public post card and are read every few seconds. When many posts are watched at the same time, each one refreshes a little less often.
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The chart fills in while this page is open
It updates by itself. No script, no ads inside the widget.
The overlay never shows ads.
Instagram shows the like count under a post, but it rounds big numbers (1.2M) and does not change while you look at it. This page reads the exact count from Instagram's public post card every few seconds and shows every change as it happens, together with the comments and, for reels, the views.
Paste the link of any public post or reel. In the app you find it under the three dots: Share, then Copy link. Photos, carousels, videos and reels all work. Posts from private accounts, and posts whose owner turned off embedding, cannot be read, because Instagram does not show them outside the app.
Open the OBS tab, pick a style and a size, and paste the link into a Browser source. Choose likes, views or comments. The overlay never shows ads, so you can leave it on screen during a stream, a giveaway or a launch.
Likes and comments are exact numbers. Reel views are the play count on Instagram's post card, which Instagram updates less often than likes, so they move in steps. A small drop now and then is normal: Instagram answers from several copies of its data, and the counter ignores dips under 0.1 percent so the number does not jump back and forth.
Since 2021 anyone can hide the like count on their own posts. When Instagram leaves the number out of its post card, this page says the likes are hidden and follows the comments or views instead.
Want to see the account grow as well? The Instagram live follower count shows the exact follower number of the post's owner, and the follower comparison puts two accounts side by side.
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The owner hid it. Since 2021 anyone can hide the like count on their own posts. If Instagram leaves the number out of its post card too, this page says so instead of guessing, and you still get the comments and, for reels, the views.
Instagram does not pay for likes. Money comes from brands, who pay for sponsored posts based mostly on followers and engagement. The Instagram money calculator gives a rough range for an account.
Every few seconds while the page is open. When many posts are being watched at the same time, each one is read a little less often, so the count can pause for a few seconds. It pauses while the tab is in the background.
Yes. Paste a reel link to get the likes, the comments and the view count. Views move in steps because Instagram updates them less often than likes.
No. The post card only has the totals. The names of the people who liked a post are only shown to its owner in the app.
Yes. No login and no limit. The ads on this page pay for the servers, and the embed and the OBS overlay never show ads.
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