FREE TOOL

Extract Everyone Who Liked Any LinkedIn Post

Paste a LinkedIn post URL and get the real list of people who liked it: names, headlines, profile links. Free, instant, no login required. Export likers to CSV.

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Guillaume M.

CEO, lemlist

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4 comments
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Sarah C.

Head of Growth, Notion

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Marcus D.

Sales Director, HubSpot

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Léa B.

VP Marketing, Aircall

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James W.

Founder & CEO

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Amira O.

BizDev, Salesforce

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Paste the full URL of any LinkedIn post, yours or someone else's. Short lnkd.in links work too.

How to get a LinkedIn post URL
  1. 1Open LinkedIn and find the post you want to analyze.
  2. 2Click the three dots in the top right corner of the post.
  3. 3Select 'Copy link to post'.
  4. 4Paste the URL in the field above.
Video walkthrough

Watch it done in 3 clicks

Pick a post in your niche, copy the link, paste it into the scraper and download the CSV. 71 likers exported in this example, in under a minute and a half.

Quick answer

How to see who liked a LinkedIn post

LinkedIn shows a like count and a reactions panel you have to scroll one profile at a time. To get the full list of likers as data, paste the post URL above. Here is the whole process:

  1. 1Open the LinkedIn post and copy its link from the three-dot menu.
  2. 2Paste the post URL into the field at the top of this page.
  3. 3Read the list of everyone who liked the post: name, headline and profile link.
  4. 4Click Download CSV to export the post likes to a spreadsheet.
Free LinkedIn likes

Free LinkedIn likes: what actually works

Most searches for free LinkedIn likes mean one of two things: more likes on your own posts, or the list of people behind the likes on a post. The first has a few honest answers and a lot of traps. The second is what this tool does.

How to get free LinkedIn likes on your own posts

The likes that cost nothing and last come from the post itself. Open with a hook that earns the "see more" click, write about one problem your buyers actually have, and reply to every comment in the first hour, since early engagement decides how far LinkedIn pushes a post. Timing matters too: the best time to post on LinkedIn depends on when your own audience is online, not on a universal slot. Engagement pods and like-for-like groups also get you likes for free, but from people who will never buy, which teaches the feed to show you to the wrong audience.

Free LinkedIn likes without login: what those sites really do

Sites that promise free LinkedIn likes without login ask for a post URL and send likes from accounts they control: fake profiles, or real ones trading likes. LinkedIn's rules forbid inflated engagement, and it removes those reactions when it catches them. A post liked by people who have nothing to do with your topic also reaches fewer of the right people. The count goes up for a day, the reach of your next posts does not.

Free LinkedIn post likes, read the other way

The likes on a post are also a free lead list. Every person who liked a post about your topic told you what they care about. Paste the post URL in the tool above and you get their names, headlines and profile links, free and without login, so you talk to real people instead of paying for a number.

Export

How to export post likes on LinkedIn

LinkedIn has no button to export post likes. On your own posts you get a reactions panel and aggregated analytics; on anyone else's, only the panel, which loads profiles as you scroll and keeps nothing once you close it. Copying names from it by hand works for twenty likers and breaks at two hundred.

To export post likes from LinkedIn, paste the post URL in the tool above, let it read the reactions, then click Download CSV. The file has three columns, Name, Headline and Profile URL, with one row per liker, and opens in Google Sheets, Excel or any CRM import. The free export covers a sample of likers, on one post per week.

Bulk export post likes on LinkedIn

Bulk export covers two different jobs. The first is the complete list from a post with hundreds of reactions, beyond the free sample. The second is many posts at once: several competitor posts, or your own posts week after week. A free ReactIn account handles both: add as many post URLs as you want, keep a post tracked so new likers are added as they arrive, then export the result as a CSV or reach the likers directly on LinkedIn.

What it does

Turn LinkedIn post likes into a list of warm leads

Every LinkedIn post quietly builds a list of people who raised their hand. When someone likes a post about your topic, your product or your competitor, they signal interest. The problem is LinkedIn only shows you a like count, not the actual people behind it, and scrolling the reactions panel one profile at a time doesn't scale.

This free LinkedIn likes scraper fixes that. Paste any public post URL and get the real list of people who liked it, complete with their name, headline and profile link. Export the likers to a clean CSV in one click, with no login and no LinkedIn password required.

Whether you want to find prospects who engaged with a viral post, build a lookalike audience from a competitor's content, or simply understand who resonates with your message, extracting post likers is one of the highest intent signals available on LinkedIn. It's faster than cold lists and far warmer than a scraped database.

How it works

Scrape LinkedIn post likers in three steps

01

Paste the post URL

Copy the link to any public LinkedIn post and drop it into the field above. It works with personal posts, company posts and reposts, in any language or LinkedIn region.

02

Extract the likers

We read the post's engagement and pull every person who liked it, with their name, headline and profile link, in seconds. No browser extension to install.

03

Export to CSV

Download the likers as a ready-to-use CSV, free. Open it in your CRM, your sequencer or a spreadsheet and start your outreach right away.

Why use it

Built for sales, marketing and founders

Post likers are the warmest leads on LinkedIn. Here's what you can do with them.

Find high-intent prospects

People who like a post about your space are already interested. Reach them while the topic is top of mind instead of cold-blasting a static list.

Mine competitor engagement

Scrape the likers of a competitor's post and you get a list of buyers actively paying attention to your market. They did the qualifying for you.

Build lookalike audiences

The people who engage with a winning post share a profile. Use them as the seed to clone your best-fit audience and scale what works.

Qualify with headlines

Every liker comes with their job title and headline, so you can filter for the roles, seniority and companies that match your ICP before you reach out.

Export anywhere

Get a clean CSV that drops straight into your CRM, your outreach tool or a Google Sheet. No copy-paste, no manual profile hunting.

Save hours of manual work

Scrolling a reactions list and copying profiles by hand takes hours. This tool does it in seconds so you can spend your time on the conversation, not the data entry.

This tool is part of our free LinkedIn tools collection - 4 tools to preview, scrape, hook, and coach your LinkedIn strategy.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy the URL of any public LinkedIn post, paste it into the field at the top of this page and click Extract Likers. In seconds you'll get the list of people who liked the post, with their name, headline and profile link, ready to download as a CSV.

Yes. The tool works on any public LinkedIn post, whether it's your own, a competitor's, a customer's or an influencer's. LinkedIn shows reactions publicly, so you can extract the people behind the like count of any post you can open.

Yes. You can extract a post and download a sample of likers as a CSV for free, with no credit card. The free tool is limited to one post per week. For unlimited scrapes and to reach likers automatically, you can create a free ReactIn account.

No. You never enter your LinkedIn credentials and you don't install any extension. Just paste the post URL and the tool does the rest, so your account stays safe.

The free CSV export includes a sample of likers per post. Posts often have many more reactions, and the tool will show you. To extract and export the full list, sign up for a free ReactIn account.

For every person who liked the post you get their full name, their LinkedIn headline (job title and company) and a direct link to their profile. That's enough to qualify them against your ideal customer profile and start a relevant conversation.

Post likers are high-intent leads. Export them to your CRM for manual outreach, or use ReactIn to automatically send connection requests and personalized follow-ups to everyone on the list. Because they already engaged with the topic, reply rates are far higher than cold outreach.

The tool only reads engagement data that LinkedIn already displays publicly to any user, and it never asks for your password or accesses your account. Always use the data responsibly and in line with LinkedIn's terms and applicable privacy regulations such as GDPR when you reach out.

LinkedIn only shows you a number and, on your own posts, a hard-to-export list you have to scroll through manually. This tool gives you a structured, exportable list of the actual people, with their headline and profile, on any post, so you can take action instead of just counting.

Paste the post URL above, let the tool read the reactions, then click Download CSV. You get one row per liker with their name, headline and profile link. LinkedIn has no native export for post likes, so this replaces copying profiles by hand.

Yes. The free tool exports the likers of one post per week. A free ReactIn account removes that limit, so you can bulk export post likes across as many posts as you want, including recurring exports on a post you want to keep tracking.

The reactions panel loads a handful of profiles at a time and resets when you close it. Paste the post URL here instead and the full liker list is returned as a table in seconds, no scrolling and no browser extension.

No, and no tool that promises free LinkedIn likes is worth using: pods and likes generators inflate a count without bringing a single buyer. This tool does the opposite. It shows you the real people who liked posts about your topic, so you can talk to them instead of buying a number.

Any public LinkedIn post works, including a competitor post. Extracting the likers of a competitor announcement is one of the fastest ways to build a list of people who are actively shopping in your category.
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