Instagram does not allow users to see who has viewed their profile. This applies to all account types—personal, creator, and business—and is consistent across devices such as phones, tablets, and desktops

. Instagram keeps profile browsing private and anonymous to protect user privacy and create a comfortable environment for browsing without fear of being tracked

. While business and creator accounts can access Instagram Insights to see aggregate data like the total number of profile visits and some demographic information, they cannot see the identities of individual profile visitors

. Similarly, Instagram notifies users only about who viewed their Stories, but not who viewed their profile or posts

. Third-party apps or websites that claim to show who viewed your Instagram profile are unreliable and often violate Instagram’s terms of service. Using such apps can risk account suspension or compromise security

. In summary:

• Instagram does not provide a feature to see who viewed your profile.
• Business accounts get only aggregate visit data, not individual viewer identities.
• Story viewers are visible, but profile viewers are not.
• Third-party apps claiming to provide this information are misleading and risky.

Your profile views remain private unless you interact by liking, commenting, or messaging

. Thus, you can browse Instagram profiles freely without others knowing you visited them.