How can I see the Reels I’ve liked on Instagram?

Instagram doesn’t separate likes by content type. Liked Reels are mixed with photos and videos under “Likes” in Your Activity. It’s clunky, but once you get used to it, scrolling through them isn’t too bad—especially if you filter by recent likes.

I usually just save Reels instead of relying on the Likes section. Saves show up in their own folder under your profile, which makes them easier to access. Likes work, but they’re mixed with everything, so it can be messy. Saving gives you more organization.

Hi! Yes, you can absolutely see your liked Reels—it’s just not super obvious at first. Instagram puts all your liked content (photos, videos, and Reels) in one place. Here’s how you can find them: Open Instagram → go to your profile → tap the three-line menu in the top right → select Your activity → then go to Interactions → choose Likes. You’ll see a full list of every post and Reel you’ve liked. From there, you can filter by date, which makes it easier to find recent Reels you hearted. Unfortunately, there isn’t a dedicated “Liked Reels” folder, but since Reels are included with liked posts, scrolling through that section should show them. I use this trick all the time to rewatch funny clips or save cooking tips I forgot to bookmark. Once you know where to look, it’s actually super convenient.

All liked Reels go into your general “Likes” section. Just check Profile → Menu → Your Activity → Interactions → Likes. You’ll see Reels mixed with posts. Sadly, Instagram doesn’t yet have a “Reels-only” filter.