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Free Chrome extension
Instagram Follower List
Instagram Follower List
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Instagram shows you a follower list you have to scroll, a few dozen at a time, and nothing you can count or search. Rosterbox reads the whole list — followers, following, the people who liked a post, the people who commented — and hands it to you as a spreadsheet.
- No Instagram password, no API key, no second account
- Keeps the order Instagram returns — newest follower first
- Download as CSV, Excel or JSON
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Kadir Toprak
Simple, useful, and easy to set up. It does exactly what I needed without making things complicated.
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Kara Kedi
The extension works as expected and saves me a lot of time. The interface is also clean and simple.
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Sep 2026 
Chrome user
I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. It makes checking follower changes much easier.
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Chrome user
I’ve been looking for something like this for a while. It makes checking follower changes much easier.
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Chrome user
Really useful extension for keeping track of my Instagram followers. The interface is simple and easy to understand.
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Sep 2026 See the whole Instagram follower list, not the first few hundred
Instagram's own panel loads a handful of accounts at a time and forgets them as you scroll. There is no count, no search, no way to compare today's list with last month's. If you want to view your Instagram followings or read a follower list end to end, you are scrolling by hand.
The list becomes a table
Rosterbox pages through the list the way Instagram expects, collects every account it returns, and fills a table you can sort, search and count. Row 1 is the newest follower. The number at the bottom tells you exactly how many came back, so you always know whether the list is complete.
- Every account Instagram returns, not a sample
- Search and sort inside the extension before you export
- A running count, so a short list is never mistaken for a full one
Four lists, one extension
Open Rosterbox on a profile or on a post and pick what you need.
Followers
The follower list of any public Instagram profile — and of your own account, even when it is private.
Following
The accounts a profile follows, in the order Instagram returns them. Useful when you want to see recent following activity.
Post likers
Everyone Instagram will share for a given post. Paste the post link and Rosterbox collects the list.
Commenters
The people who left a comment on a post, with their usernames and profile links.
Three steps, no setup
- Open Rosterbox from the toolbar.
- Pick the list — followers, following, likes or comments — and type the username or paste the post link.
- Start, then export when the table fills.
Your own account can be private. Rosterbox works inside the browser session you are already signed in to, so there is nothing to connect and nothing to authorise on Instagram.
What ends up in the file
Every row is one account. These columns are always there:
Usernamethe @handle, exactly as Instagram spells it
Full namethe display name on the profile
Profile URLa link you can click straight from the sheet
Verifiedwhether the account carries the badge
Private or publicso you know which profiles you can open
Row numberthe position Instagram returned it in
Ask for profile details and three more columns are filled in: follower count, following count and post count. Those are fetched only when you ask for them, so an ordinary run stays quick.
The order Instagram gives the list in
One of the most common questions about the follower list is what order it comes back in — and most tools quietly re-sort it before you ever see it.
Newest first, and it stays that way
Instagram returns followers in reverse chronological order: the account that followed you most recently comes back first, and the oldest follower comes back last. The same is true of the following list — the account you followed most recently is at the top.
Rosterbox keeps that order exactly as it arrives and writes it into a row number column. Row 1 is the newest. Once the file is open you can sort by name, by follower count, by anything you like — and the original Instagram order is still there in that column, so you can always get back to it.
What that is good for
- Seeing who followed you since the last export — compare row numbers, not screenshots
- Checking recent following activity on an account you are about to work with
- Keeping a dated copy of the list, so next month's run has something to be compared against
Instagram does not publish dates for follows, and neither does Rosterbox. Order is the only chronological signal that exists — anything that claims to show you exact follow dates is guessing.
Download the list as CSV, Excel or JSON
The file opens straight into a spreadsheet with the columns already in place. No copy and paste, no screenshots to retype, nothing to clean up afterwards.
Excel (.xlsx)
CSV
JSON
CSV imports cleanly into Google Sheets, Airtable and Notion. JSON is there for when the list is going into a script rather than a spreadsheet.
Speed is your choice, and the trade is stated
Instagram limits how fast anyone can page through a long list. Rosterbox does not hide that behind a spinner — it gives you three pacing options and tells you what each one costs.
Safe3–8 s between requestsleast likely to be limited
Balanced2–5 s between requeststhe middle ground
Fast1–2 s between requestsquicker, more likely to be slowed
A large list takes time at any speed. Results are written in chunks as the run goes, so if it is interrupted Rosterbox keeps what it already has and picks up where it stopped instead of starting again.
Honest about what Instagram will not give you
Every tool on this page of the internet runs into the same walls. The difference is whether it tells you, or shows you a progress bar that never fills.
Post likers stop at about 50
Instagram rarely returns more than roughly 100 likers for one post. Rosterbox shows the real total next to what it could read — "169 liked it in total, Instagram shares only the first 50" — and stops there instead of pretending.
Private accounts stay private
A private account's follower list can only be read if you already follow it, or it is yours. Rosterbox says so rather than returning an empty file.
Partial lists are flagged
If Instagram stops returning pages mid-list, Rosterbox compares what it collected against Instagram's own count and warns you. A partial list is never presented as a complete one.
What Rosterbox is not
If you came here looking for one of these, save yourself the install.
Not a follow-for-follow tool
It does not follow or unfollow anyone, and it will not get you followers. It only reads lists.
Not an unfollower tracker
It does not watch your account over time or tell you who unfollowed you. Followgap does that job.
Not a celebrity ranking
It will not tell you who has the most followers on Instagram. It reads the list of one account at a time — the one you choose.
Not a password tool
It never asks for your Instagram credentials, posts, likes, comments or sends messages on your behalf.
Privacy
- No password. Rosterbox never asks for your Instagram password and has no way to receive one.
- Nothing is uploaded. Collected lists stay in your browser's local storage, on your machine.
- No content scripts. The extension injects no code into any page and does not read your other tabs or your browsing history.
- One cookie, one purpose. It reads Instagram's CSRF token because Instagram requires it back on the request — nothing else.
Who uses it
- Social media managers building an audience list they can filter and segment.
- Agencies checking an account before taking it over — who follows it, how many are private, how many are verified.
- Researchers and students who need the list as data rather than as a screenshot.
- Creators pulling the people who engaged with a campaign post.
A list of people is personal data in most jurisdictions. Use it in line with Instagram's terms and the data protection rules where you live.
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Frequently asked questions
In what order does Instagram give the follower list?
Instagram returns followers newest first — the most recent follower comes back first, and the oldest last. Rosterbox keeps that order exactly as Instagram gives it and numbers every row, so row 1 is the newest follower. It never silently re-sorts the list. Once the file is open you can sort it however you like; the original order stays in the row number column.
Can I see the follower list of a private account?
Only if you already follow that account, or it is your own. That is an Instagram rule, not a Rosterbox one. If the account is private and you do not follow it, Rosterbox tells you so instead of handing back an empty file.
Why did a post with hundreds of likes only export 50 people?
Instagram rarely returns more than about 100 likers for a single post, no matter which tool asks. Rosterbox shows you the real number on screen — for example "169 liked it in total, Instagram shares only the first 50" — rather than showing a progress bar that never fills.
Do I need my Instagram password?
No. Rosterbox never asks for your Instagram password and has no way to receive one. It reads the lists through the browser session you are already signed in to.
Where does the collected list go?
It stays in your browser's local storage on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded to us. You can clear the history from inside the extension at any time.
How many rows can one run collect?
You set the limit before the run starts. Large lists take time because Instagram limits how fast anyone can page through them — Rosterbox writes results in chunks as it goes, so if a run is interrupted it resumes from where it stopped instead of starting over.
Does it work on Edge, Brave and Opera?
Yes. Rosterbox runs on any Chromium browser — Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.
Get your Instagram follower list as a spreadsheet
Free, works on Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi. No password, no API key, no second account.
Add Rosterbox to ChromeRosterbox is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Instagram or Meta Platforms, Inc. "Instagram" is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. and is used here only to describe the site this extension works on.