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Instagram profile analyzer

Enter a public Instagram username and get a clear read of how the account posts: how often, in which formats, and which recent posts drew the most likes and comments.

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Analyze this public Instagram profile and its recent posts. Tell me the posting cadence, the mix of formats, the top posts by likes and comments, the average engagement, and three things this account does well: @glossier
Instagram profile · @glossier, 3.13M followers
Recent posts · 11 posts, Oct 2 to 11, 2026

Glossier is posting more than once a day around its holiday launch, and carousels carry the feed.

Followers
3.13M
Posts per week
8.4
Avg. likes
9.2K
Avg. comments
129
  • The top post, Just Baked Balm Dotcom, got 23.8K likes.
  • 9 of the 11 posts are carousels.
  • Launch posts end the same way: where to buy, at Sephora and Space NK.

What is an Instagram profile analyzer?

An Instagram profile analyzer reads a public account and its recent posts, then turns what it finds into numbers you can act on. The basics are follower count, how often the account posts, which formats it uses, such as reels, carousels or single images, and how many likes and comments each post gets.

Scrolling a profile gives you an impression. An analysis gives you a pattern. You see that an account posts four times a week, that carousels get twice the comments of single images, or that its best posts all share a topic. Those patterns are hard to spot by eye, especially across many posts.

People use a profile analyzer to audit their own account, to study competitors and to vet creators before a partnership. Endless reads the public profile and recent posts, does the maths with code, and writes the findings in a chat where you can ask follow-up questions. You can also save findings to a project.

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter the username

    Type a public Instagram username or paste the profile link into the box above.

  2. 02

    Sign in and the prompt is ready

    Sign up or sign in to Endless. Your workspace chat opens with the analysis request already written, and the agent reads the profile and its recent posts.

  3. 03

    Get the analysis and dig deeper

    You get cadence, format mix, top posts and engagement. Ask follow-ups, such as a comparison with another account or content ideas based on the top posts.

What people use it for

  1. 01

    Audit your own account

    See your account the way a stranger would. Find out how often you actually post, which formats carry your engagement and which recent posts underperformed. Use the result to decide what to make more of next month, and save the findings to a project so the agent remembers them.

  2. 02

    Benchmark competitors

    Analyze two or three accounts in your niche with the same prompt and ask the agent to put them in one table. Compare posting frequency, format mix and engagement side by side, so you know whether you are posting less, or just posting in formats your audience responds to less.

  3. 03

    Vet creators before a partnership

    Before you pay for a sponsored post, check a creator's recent posts. Look at how consistent their engagement is, whether a few posts carry the average, and what topics their audience responds to. It takes a few minutes and gives you numbers to bring into the negotiation.

  4. 04

    Find what makes top posts work

    Ask the agent to compare an account's top posts with its weakest ones. It looks at format, caption length, topic and posting day, then tells you what the best posts have in common. That gives you a short list of ideas to test on your own account.

  5. 05

    Prepare client reports

    Agencies can analyze a client's profile and ask the agent to write a summary document with the key numbers and recommendations. Share it with the team in your workspace, and schedule the same lookup to run weekly so the next report starts from fresh data.

  6. 06

    Plan content with real data

    Turn the analysis into a plan. Ask the agent for ten post ideas based on the formats and topics that perform best for the account, then generate draft images or video for them with the AI models in the same workspace.

Frequently asked questions

  • What does the Instagram profile analyzer show?

    It shows the profile basics, such as followers and bio, plus an analysis of recent posts: how often the account posts, the mix of reels, carousels and images, the posts with the most likes and comments, and the average engagement. You can ask for more, like a comparison with another account or the patterns in the best captions.

  • Is the Instagram profile analyzer free?

    You can start free. Create a free Endless account and the Free plan gives your workspace 100 credits when you create it and 50 credits every week. Each lookup spends credits from that balance, so you can analyze profiles with the free credits. Paid plans add more credits for frequent use.

  • How much does a profile analysis cost?

    Each lookup spends credits from your workspace balance. Reading a profile is one lookup, and reading its recent posts is another. Bigger reads, like more posts or several accounts, cost more. The Free plan's weekly credits cover regular checks, and your balance is visible in the workspace.

  • Can it analyze private Instagram accounts?

    No. Endless only reads public accounts and public posts, and it never asks for an Instagram password. It also does not show stories or lists of followers. If an account is private, the agent will tell you it cannot read it.

  • What is the best Instagram profile analyzer?

    Look for a tool that reads real recent posts rather than estimates, shows how it calculates engagement, and lets you compare accounts. It also helps if you can ask questions about the result instead of reading a fixed report. Endless reads public profiles and posts, runs the maths with code and answers follow-ups in a chat.

  • Can I compare two Instagram accounts?

    Yes. Ask the agent to analyze a second account in the same chat, then ask for a side-by-side table of cadence, format mix and engagement. Each extra account is another lookup and spends credits from your workspace balance. You can also ask which account grew its engagement faster.

  • Can I track a profile over time?

    Yes, with a scheduled task. You can set the same analysis to run weekly, and the agent will read the profile again on that schedule. This is a recurring check, not a real-time alert, so changes show up at the next run.

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