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Instagram Location Posts Viewer - Posts Tagged at Any Place
Recent or top posts tagged at a place.
Free, no sign-up: 20 lookups an hour. Need more, or in your own code? Use the API.
What this tool does
Give a location URL or ID and get the posts tagged there - newest first, or Instagram's top ranking - with engagement for each. Great for venue, event and destination research.
How to use it
- Enter the location url or id.
- Press Run it and wait a few seconds while the data is fetched live.
- Sort through the table, then export it to Excel, CSV or JSON.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see Instagram posts from a specific location?
Paste the location URL or ID - find it with Instagram Places Search - and choose recent or top. You get the posts tagged there with engagement for each.
What's the difference between recent and top?
Recent is newest first, which is what you want for monitoring. Top is Instagram's own ranking, which favours engagement and shows you what performed.
Can I use this for event or venue research?
Yes - it's the standard way to see what people actually posted at a venue, festival or destination, and which accounts posted it.
Does it work for any place?
Any place with an Instagram location page. If a venue has no page, nothing can be tagged there.
Is the instagram location posts viewer - posts tagged at any place free?
Yes - 20 lookups an hour with no account and no sign-up. For higher volume or to call it from your own code, use the API.
Do I need to log in to Instagram?
No. Nothing is asked of your Instagram account, and nothing you do here is visible to the account you look up.
Can I export the results?
Yes. Every result table exports to Excel (.xlsx), CSV for Google Sheets, or JSON for code.
Does it work on private accounts?
No. Only public profiles and posts can be read - private accounts return an error.
Need this in your own app?
Every tool here is one call to the Instagram Scraper API — the same data as JSON, with no hourly limit, higher counts and a response you can pipe straight into your code. The guides have copy-paste Python for the common jobs.