Free · No login · TikTok, Instagram, Facebook & X

Account Info Checker

Type a username or paste a profile link and see the public details of the account: user ID, followers, likes, posts, and when the account was created.

What you can see for each platform

Only what the platform shows publicly. Nothing is saved, and the account owner is never told.

TikTok
  • Name, username, photo, bio
  • User ID
  • Followers, following, likes, videos
  • Account created (from the user ID)
  • Verified · private · bio link
Instagram
  • Name, username, photo, bio
  • User ID
  • Followers, following, posts
  • Category · business · website
  • Account created (not shown by Instagram)
Facebook
  • Name, photo, intro
  • Profile / Page ID
  • Followers, likes (when public)
  • Page category
  • Account created (not shown by Facebook)
X (Twitter)
  • Name, username, photo, banner, bio
  • User ID
  • Followers, following, posts, likes
  • Joined date (exact, from X)
  • Location · website · verified

How it works

1

Pick the platform

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or X.

2

Enter the username

Type @name or paste the profile link.

3

See the details

ID, numbers and the creation date, ready to copy.

Questions

How do you know when a TikTok account was created?

A TikTok user ID is not a random number: its first part is the time the account was made. We read that time from the ID, which is how other tools show the same date.

Why is there no creation date for Instagram or Facebook?

Their IDs carry no time, and their websites do not show the date publicly. We only show facts the platform itself makes public, so we leave it out instead of guessing.

Is the username free if no account is found?

Usually, but not always: names of banned, deleted or recently changed accounts can stay blocked for a while. Try to register it on the platform to be sure.

Does the account owner see that I checked?

No. We only read the public profile, like a visitor who is not logged in. Nothing is stored on our side.

Why are some numbers rounded?

Some platforms show big numbers rounded (for example 1.2M). We show the exact number whenever the platform gives one; tap a number to see it in full.