How to See Who Shared Your Instagram Post?

[john]

I’m really struggling to figure this out. Does anyone know how I can see who has shared my Instagram post?

 

[danisjohn]

Instagram doesn’t show who shared your post. With a business or creator account, open the post and tap View Insights to see the number of shares, shown by the paper-plane icon. You can only know a specific user shared it if they tag you in their story or send it directly.

 

[AlexSmith]

You do not see the specific names of the users that posted your Instagram post. Nevertheless, to see the total number of shares of Insights, you can change your account to Professional/Creator.

 

[Byers_Will]

Instagram‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ is not that specific to show you exactly who shared your post while it does allow you to see the number of people who shared it. Basically, you have to switch to a Professional or Creator account, open the post, and tap on View Insights if you want to check the number of times your post has been shared. The shares are indicated by the arrow icon in the Insights, and it only shows the number of times the content was shared, but it does not disclose the ‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌usernames.

 

[Mikewheeler]

To see who shared your Instagram post, switch to a Professional (Business or Creator) account, open the post, and tap View Insights. You’ll see how many people shared it, but Instagram does not show the usernames of who shared it.

 

[Luna]

Go to a Professional (Business or Creator) account, open your Instagram post, and select View Insights to discover who shared it. Instagram does not display the usernames of those who shared it, but you can see how many people shared it.

 

[Alan V. McMillion]

The number of shares in Insights (Business/creator accounts) will give you the number of people who shared your post, but Instagram does not tell you who specifically shared it.

 

[Johnson]

On Instagram you cannot directly see who shared your post unless someone tags you or screenshots and sends it to you — the platform doesn’t provide a feature showing all share-users for privacy reasons.

 

[royjasika]

To see who shared your Instagram post, you must have a Professional (Business or Creator) account. Open the post and tap View Insights. Under Shares, you’ll see how many times it was shared, but Instagram does not show the usernames of people who shared it. You can only see the share count, not who shared it.