To see posts you've liked on Instagram, open the app, go to your profile, tap the hamburger icon, and select Your activity, then tap Likes to browse your history. This built-in feature shows your most recent interactions, typically limited to the 300 most recent posts you've liked, so you can review or manage them directly from the app.
How to see posts you've liked on Instagram
Follow these steps to access your liked posts on the Instagram mobile app (iOS and Android):

The steps are based on the latest version of Instagram for both iOS and Android, so you should download the latest version from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
- Tap your Profile tab (bottom-right icon).
- Tap the hamburger icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-right corner.
- From the menu that appears, select "Your activity".
- Within the "Your activity" section, tap on "Interactions".
- Then, tap "Likes" to view all the posts you have liked.
Your screen will now display a chronological list of posts you've double-tapped. Instagram keeps a record of the posts you've liked since the time you first created your Instagram account. Instagram typically shows the 300 most recent posts you've liked, older interactions fall outside this visible history, so if you're looking for something very old, you may need to scroll or use the sort feature below.
How to sort and filter your liked posts
To make finding a specific post easier, use the sort and filter options. From your Likes page (accessed via the steps above), tap Sort & Filter in the top-right corner. You can then choose to sort by:

- Date: Newest to oldest, or oldest to newest, the latter takes you back to your very first likes.
- Author: To sort by author, you'll get a list of people whose posts you've liked over time. See a list of accounts whose posts you've liked, then tap one to view only their posts.
This is particularly useful if you're trying to find a recipe, a travel tip, or a meme you remember liking weeks ago but can't scroll back to manually.
How to unlike posts on Instagram in bulk
Instagram has a native way to unlike multiple posts at once, no third-party cleaner needed. Here's how:
- Go to your Likes page (Profile → hamburger icon → Your activity → Interactions → Likes).
- Tap Select in the top-right corner.
- Tap the posts you want to remove, or choose all visible posts.
- Tap Unlike at the bottom.
Pro tip: To unlike all posts from a single account, first sort by Author (via Sort & Filter), then select that author's posts and unlike them in one go. Repeat for other accounts until you've cleaned up your history. This works well for managing your "phone photos and media" clutter without leaving the app.
Can you see liked Instagram posts on a PC?
There is no official method to view your liked posts on Instagram's desktop website.
The best unofficial option is the Layoutify Chrome extension. The Layoutify Chrome extension can be installed regardless of your desktop OS. The Layoutify Chrome extension replaces the usual view of your screen when you log in to your IG account on the desktop version, showing a list of liked posts instead of the usual feed. You can customize the view to show only photos (without captions) and adjust how many posts appear per page. This is the most straightforward way to see your liked posts on a PC without using an emulator.
For those who need a mobile-app experience on desktop, an Android emulator like BlueStacks (or Nox as a runner-up) lets you install the Instagram app and follow the same mobile steps above. BlueStacks is recommended for its steady reputation. However, this is heavier on system resources and unnecessary if you just want to view your likes quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Are the Posts You've Liked on Instagram Gone?
Posts on Instagram have no expiration dates unless they are posted as IG Stories.
Why do posts I've liked on Instagram disappear from my history?
Liked posts can vanish if the original author deletes the post, deactivates their account, or sets it to private (and you no longer follow them).
Why can't I see the "Likes" option in Your activity?
This feature requires a recent version of the Instagram app. If you can't find "Interactions" or "Likes," update Instagram from the App Store or Google Play Store, then try again. Older app versions don't include this history view.
Can other people see the posts I've liked on Instagram?
No. Your likes history is private to you, followers can only see a like if it appears in their feed or on the Discover tab, but they can't access a full list. Only you can view your complete liked-post history.
Does the 300-post limit apply to both sorting and filtering?
Yes, the 300-post cap applies to the entire likes history, regardless of how you sort or filter. If you've liked more than 300 posts, the oldest ones fall outside the visible range, and there's no way to scroll further back within the app.
If you need to keep a permanent record of a liked post, consider saving it to a collection or screenshotting it, your likes history is temporary by design.













