
Evaluate creator fit before outreach
Compare content themes, format mix and recurring public engagement before adding a creator to a campaign shortlist.
Turn a public profile into a structured report covering account context, content performance, recurring engagement, tags, locations and active stories.
Search a public Instagram account to see which report modules are available before the analysis begins.
The report keeps raw public signals in context, so you can distinguish what was measured, what was sampled and what was unavailable.
Review profile identity, audience size, biography, visibility and available account history in one place.
Compare recent format mix with median likes, comments and Reel plays, then inspect the strongest sampled posts.
Surface recurring commenters, ranked repeat-liker samples, public tags and coauthor activity.
See sample sizes, capture times and module limitations instead of treating partial public data as a complete history.

Compare content themes, format mix and recurring public engagement before adding a creator to a campaign shortlist.

Move beyond follower totals by checking recent content performance, active stories and the sample coverage behind each insight.
Enter a username, @handle or Instagram profile URL. LinkedRadar first resolves the account and checks which modules are available.
Profile data appears first while content, engagement, tags, locations and stories continue processing in the background.
Use the report tabs to compare insights, then check sample sizes and limitations before making a decision.
Available reports can include profile context, recent content format and performance signals, hashtags, public tags, locations, recurring commenter and liker samples, and active stories. The exact modules depend on the account and current public data availability.
Private accounts and restricted content are not bypassed. The analyzer may return basic public profile context, but modules that depend on public media or engagement can be skipped or unavailable.
No. The analyzer accepts a public username or profile URL and does not ask for your Instagram password, verification code or session cookie.
A partial report means at least one module returned useful data while another module had limited coverage, reached a collection budget or could not access enough public information. Review the Coverage tab for the exact limitations.
No. Engagement modules can use ranked public samples from recent posts. The report shows observed media counts and coverage notes so sampled signals are not mistaken for a complete interaction history.
Each report includes capture timestamps. Completed results can be cached for roughly 12 hours, while story results reflect active public stories available during collection.
Start with one username and review every result alongside its source coverage.