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Vetting an influencer
Check a creator's real engagement rate and views before you pay for a placement.
Free extension for Chrome
Likelens shows Instagram stats right on the profile: likes, comments, views and engagement rate for the last week, two weeks or month, plus the posts that did best. Vet an influencer, benchmark a competitor or check your own pace, then export a PDF or Excel report.
275 users on the Chrome Web Store
Also works in Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium browsers on desktop.
Instagram is owned by Meta Platforms Inc., whose activities are recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation.

One click on the Chrome Web Store. No extra login, no API key, nothing to set up.
On instagram.com, signed in as usual. A panel with the stats appears on the page; the last month of posts loads in the background.
Switch Week, 2 weeks or Month. Every number updates at once. Export a PDF or Excel report for your client.
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Check a creator's real engagement rate and views before you pay for a placement.
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See how often a rival posts and what each post earns, week against month.
Turn the numbers into a PDF or an Excel file for a manager, a client or a pitch deck.
Likes plus comments against followers, worked out per post and averaged over the period. The formula is on the card.
Interactions against views across video posts. Labelled "by views", because reach-based ERR is private to the owner.
Week, 2 weeks and Month. Older posts load quietly in the background, so every period has full data.
Posts, engagement, likes, comments, views, average per post, ER, ERR, posts per week and likes per comment.
A ranked list with a heat cell showing how each post compares with the best one, and a link to it.
A print-ready report page with a chart and a per-post table, or a styled .xlsx file for your own formulas.
ER = (likes + comments) ÷ followers × 100, worked out for each post and averaged over the period. Posts whose owner hides the like count are left out instead of guessed. Other tools may divide by reach or by views, so their numbers can differ; Likelens shows its formula on every card.
Reach, saves and shares are private: only the account owner sees them in Instagram's own insights. Likelens doesn't invent them. What it can measure honestly from public data is ERR by views, interactions against video views, and it says so on the card.
You stay in your normal signed-in browser session. No API key, no account with us.
Everything is calculated in your browser. Your data is not collected or sent anywhere.
Storage, for your period and settings. instagram.com, to read the public profile you have open. Two image hosts, only to put the avatar and thumbnails into an exported report.
| Instagram on its own vs Likelens | Instagram on its own | Likelens |
|---|---|---|
| Engagement rate of someone else's profile | Not shown; add up likes and comments by hand | ER and ERR by views for each period |
| Totals for a week or a month | Open and count post by post | Posts, likes, comments and views added up |
| Best posts of the period | Scroll the grid and compare | Ranked list with heat cells |
| Report for a client | Screenshots | PDF or Excel file |
| Reach, saves, shares | Only the owner sees them | Not shown either: they are not public |
Add Likelens to Chrome and open the public profile on instagram.com. The panel shows its ER for the last week, two weeks or month.
Likelens uses (likes + comments) ÷ followers × 100 for each post and averages it over the period. Posts with hidden likes are left out.
Tools divide differently: by followers, by reach or by views, and over different sets of posts. Likelens divides by followers and shows the formula on the card.
No. Reach, saves and shares are visible only to the account owner. Likelens shows public numbers only and never makes them up.
No. A private profile shows an empty state instead of numbers.
Yes. Export opens a report page you can save as PDF from the print dialog, or downloads a styled .xlsx file with every post.
You use your normal signed-in session on instagram.com; there is no extra login. The numbers are calculated in your browser and are not sent anywhere.