Instagram email finder — Chrome extension
See the email and phone an Instagram profile already made public
Business and Creator accounts publish a contact through Instagram's own contact button. Open a profile, press Show contact, and IGHunter reads it out — and keeps it.
Nothing is fetched until you press the button.
@sofia.bakes
Sofia Ortiz · Creator
public_email · contact button
+1 (555) 014-2830
contact_phone_number
sofiabakes.example
external_url · website
2 bio links
bio_links
Saved to your list — reopening this profile is instant
What it reads
Six fields, every one of them public
IGHunter reads what the account chose to publish, and tells you which field each value came from. Nothing hidden, nothing guessed.
public_email
The contact button
Business and Creator accounts can publish an email through Instagram's own contact button. That is the first place IGHunter looks.
business_email
Business email
A separate field on professional accounts, often filled in when the contact button was left empty.
contact_phone_number
Phone number
Country code and number exactly as the account published them, falling back to a number written into the bio.
biography
The bio text
Plenty of people type an address into their bio instead of the contact field — including as "name (at) gmail (dot) com". Both are read.
bio_links
Bio links
The link buttons under the bio, with the address sitting behind each one.
external_url
The website field
The single external link Instagram shows under the bio, kept alongside the rest.
How it works
From profile to saved contact in one press
There is no dashboard to configure and no list to build. It happens on the profile you already have open.
- 01
Add the extension
One click from the Chrome Web Store. Nothing to set up, and no account needed to start.
- 02
Open any profile
A small panel appears on the right with the handle and a Show contact button. It makes no requests until you ask it to.
- 03
Press Show contact
The panel fills in the email, phone and links, and names the field each one came from.
- 04
It is already saved
Every reveal is kept in your profile list. Opening that account again is instant, with no second lookup.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Short answers, no asterisks.
Where do these emails actually come from?
From fields the account holder filled in themselves. Business and Creator accounts can publish an email and phone through Instagram's contact button, and many people also write an address into their bio or link out to a site that lists one. IGHunter reads those and names the field each value came from. If an account published nothing, you get an empty result rather than a guess.
Is this showing me private information?
No. Everything IGHunter shows is already visible to anyone who opens that profile — the contact button, the bio, the links. There is no private source, nothing password-protected and nothing bought from a data broker. What it saves you is the tapping and the copying.
Will Instagram lock my account for this?
Nothing is fetched while you browse — the extension makes no requests at all until you press the button. When you do, the lookup runs in your own browser on your own Instagram session, so you never hand session cookies to someone else's server, which is the part that actually gets accounts flagged when people use cloud scrapers. It never follows, likes, comments or sends a DM.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Ten reveals with no account at all — install it and go. Sign in with Google and it becomes unlimited: no card, no monthly ceiling, no paid tier to compare against. Lookups that find nothing, lookups Instagram rate-limits, and profiles you have already revealed do not count against the anonymous ten either.
Where do the profiles I reveal end up?
Revealing is saving — there is no separate save button, because the record that keeps a profile one click away is written the moment you reveal it. It lives in the InsightSocial portal, where you can open it any time and export to CSV or Excel.
How does this relate to InsightSocial?
IGHunter is its own extension, and Instagram is the only thing it does. It signs you in with an InsightSocial account, because that is where your saved profiles live — one sign-in covers both. If you want the other platforms InsightSocial covers, that is a separate extension.
The next profile you open could be a contact
Ten reveals with no account, unlimited once you sign in. Nothing is fetched until you press the button.
Add to Chrome — free