Facebook* keeps a record of what you liked or reacted to in your Activity Log. Open your profile menu, go to Activity Log, then Interactions and choose Likes and reactions. You can filter by date and undo a reaction from that list. Only content that still exists and is visible to you will appear.
Facebook* has no "my likes" tab on your timeline, so the list is easy to miss. Below are the steps for phone and computer, a table of what disappears and when, and a note on who can see the things you liked. Menu names change from version to version, so follow the meaning if your wording differs.
Can you see your likes on Facebook*?
Yes, but the list is tucked away. Every like and other reaction you give is saved in the Activity Log, and the log is visible only to you. It is the answer to "how do you see your likes on Facebook*" and to "see likes on Facebook*" in general.
Three details to know before you start:
- The log covers likes on posts, photos, comments and Pages.
- It shows items you can still open. A deleted post or a group you left will not be listed.
- All reactions are grouped together. A heart or a laugh appears alongside a plain thumbs-up in many versions, with a filter for the type.
How to see your likes on a computer
- Open Facebook* in a browser and click your profile picture at the top right.
- Choose Settings & privacy, then Activity log.
- In the left column, open Interactions.
- Click Likes and reactions.
You will see a list, newest first. Use the date filter or the search box to narrow it. Click an item to open the post.
How to see your likes on a phone
- Open the Facebook* app and tap your profile picture or the menu.
- Go to your profile and tap the three dots next to the edit button, or open Settings & privacy.
- Select Activity log.
- Tap Interactions if it is shown, then Likes and reactions.
In some versions the Activity log sits behind the three-dot menu of your profile, and in others it is inside Settings. Look in both places.
How to find one liked post
If the list is long:
- Use the search box with a word from the post or the name of the page.
- Set a date range around the time you remember.
- Check the filter for the type of reaction you gave.
- Look at the Saved list too, because some people save what they like.
If you still cannot find it, the post may have been deleted, or its audience may have changed so that you can no longer see it.
Where likes live and when they disappear
| What you did | Where it shows | When it disappears |
|---|---|---|
| Liked a post | Activity Log, Likes and reactions | If the post is deleted or hidden from you |
| Reacted to a comment | Same list | If the comment is deleted |
| Liked a Page | Activity Log and sometimes your profile's Likes section | If you unlike the Page |
| Liked a photo in a private group | Activity Log | If you leave the group |
| Pressed like by accident | Activity Log | Right after you undo it |
How to undo a like from the list
Open the item in the Activity Log and use the menu beside it, or open the post and tap the reaction again. The like vanishes from the post and from the log. Facebook* sometimes lets you remove several at once from the log, depending on the version.
Can people see your likes on Facebook*?
It depends on where the like appears. Someone viewing a post can see the people who reacted if the post's audience allows it, so your like is visible to them. The Activity Log itself is private. Likes of Pages may also show in a section of your profile, and you can usually change who sees that section in your profile's privacy settings. If you want fewer people to see your reactions, check the audience selector on your profile's About section and on the posts you react to.
Can you see who liked someone else's post?
On most posts, yes: tap the reactions count under the post to open the list. You can see reactions to your own posts the same way, and on a Page you manage, the Insights tab adds numbers. There is no tool that shows all the likes of one person across the platform, and apps that claim to do so usually ask for a password.
How far back does the log go?
The Activity Log keeps your reactions for as long as the content still exists, so you can often scroll back years. The list becomes slow with heavy use, so the date filter is more practical than scrolling. If a year has thousands of items, narrow the range to a single month first, then open the matching post.
Why review your likes now and then
A quick look at the log helps in three ways. You can undo an accidental reaction on a post you did not mean to support. You can find an article, recipe or photo you liked but forgot to save. And you can check what your account has been reacting to when someone else may have had access, which is a useful early sign of a hijacked login. If you see likes you did not make, change your password and review the devices that are logged in.
Checklist
- [ ] Open the Activity Log from the profile menu or Settings.
- [ ] Go to Interactions, then Likes and reactions.
- [ ] Filter by date or type.
- [ ] Do not expect deleted posts to be listed.
- [ ] Review the audience of your profile's Likes section.
- [ ] Never enter your password in a "likes viewer".
How it works at LikeMan
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FAQ
Where do I find what I liked on Facebook*?
Open Activity Log from your profile menu or Settings, then Interactions, then Likes and reactions.
Can I see my likes on Facebook* on my phone?
Yes. The Activity Log is in the app, under your profile menu or in Settings.
Can others see my Activity Log?
No. It is visible only to you, though your reactions are visible on the posts themselves.
Why is a post I liked missing from the list?
It may have been deleted, or you may no longer have access to it.
Conclusion
Facebook* stores your likes in the Activity Log under Interactions, and the list is private to you. Filter it by date, remove reactions you regret and remember that only content you can still open will show. Check your profile's privacy settings if you want fewer people to see what you like.