TikTok following list viewer: newest follows first
Enter a public TikTok username to see the accounts it followed most recently, newest first, along with its follower and following counts. You don’t need a TikTok account and the person isn’t notified. The list has no dates, because TikTok doesn’t provide them. If the account hides its following list, the viewer says so.
Also for Instagram: Follower viewer →
How to view a TikTok following list
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Paste the username
Type the handle, like @username, or paste the tiktok.com profile link into the box above.
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Look it up
You get the counts and the newest follows, top entry first.
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Track it for dates
To see new follows and unfollows with dates, add the account in the Peekd web app.
What the viewer shows
The lookup returns the profile’s counts and the most recent follows on its public following list, up to 12 accounts. The list we load comes back newest first, the same way TikTok’s own research API returns following lists, so the top entry is the latest follow we can see.
| This free viewer | Peekd tracking | |
|---|---|---|
| Newest follows | Yes, up to 12 | Every new follow |
| Date of each follow | No | Yes, the day Peekd first saw it |
| Unfollows | No | Yes, with the date |
| New and lost followers | Counts only | Yes, by name |
Results are cached for up to 10 minutes. On Instagram the order of someone’s following list works differently; see the Instagram follower viewer.
Hidden and private following lists
About one in four public TikTok accounts hides its following list. When that happens, the list is closed to everyone except the owner, and this viewer tells you so instead of guessing. Private accounts close both lists. Sites that call themselves a “private following list viewer” can’t open them either; our guide on seeing a hidden following list on TikTok explains what they really do.
A hidden following list still leaves the followers side open. Peekd can track who starts and stops following that account, and says so before you add it.
From a snapshot to a timeline
One look at the list tells you who they follow today. It won’t tell you who disappeared from it, or which follow came this week. For that, the list has to be saved and compared over time, which is what the TikTok follower tracker does once a day in the Peekd web app.
The same goes for followers. TikTok shows a public account’s followers list, but not who joined it last week or who left. Peekd records both, by name and date. Everything it tracks on TikTok is summed up on Peekd for TikTok. For the manual route on the app and tiktok.com, see how to see who someone follows on TikTok.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see someone’s TikTok following list without an account?
Yes, if the account is public and the list isn’t hidden. This viewer shows the newest follows without any TikTok login.
Is the TikTok following list in order?
The list this viewer loads comes back newest first, with no dates. TikTok doesn’t document the order inside its app, which is why the app’s list isn’t a reliable timeline.
Can I see a hidden or private TikTok following list?
No. Hidden and private lists are only visible to the owner. Any site claiming to unlock them can’t deliver.
Does the person know I looked at who they follow?
No. The lookup doesn’t use a TikTok account, so nothing reaches their notifications, and it shouldn’t reach their profile view history.
How do I see who someone recently followed on TikTok?
The top of this viewer’s list shows the latest follows. For dated follows and unfollows over time, track the account with Peekd.
