Eligible TikTok users can enable Profile view history from Privacy settings. When it is on, you can see eligible viewers from the last 30 days, and other eligible users can see that you viewed their profiles when they also enable the feature.
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Open your TikTok profile
In the TikTok app, tap Profile at the bottom and confirm you are using the intended account.
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Open Settings and privacy
Tap the menu at the top, then choose Settings and privacy. Update TikTok if the documented privacy controls are missing.
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Open Privacy
Select Privacy, then locate Profile views. Do not confuse this with video-view analytics or post-view history.
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Enable Profile view history
Turn Profile view history on. Read the reciprocal visibility explanation before confirming because the control affects what other participating users can see about your visits.
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Review who is eligible to appear
TikTok shows profile visits from the past 30 days only when the other account also has Profile view history on. TikTok also limits access by age and follower count.
Return to the profile-view screen and confirm the control remains enabled. You can revisit the same Privacy setting to turn it off when you no longer want reciprocal visibility.
Video walkthrough
If it does not work
If Profile views is absent, TikTok says the feature is limited to users who are at least 16 and have fewer than 5,000 followers; there is no supported bypass.
An empty list does not prove nobody visited: viewers who are ineligible or have the feature off are not identified.
ⓘ Sources and verification
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Follow the linked first-party guidance if labels differ after a platform or app update.
