Instagram Email Scraper

Business and creator accounts can publish a contact email and phone number, which Instagram shows behind the Contact button in its own app. Many creators also put an address in their bio or on the page their bio links to. IGHunter reads all three places at once and shows you whatever is public, next to the profile you're already viewing.

From the profile itself: the contact details a business or creator account publishes, the text of the bio, and the external URL and bio links. Nothing is guessed, inferred from a pattern, or bought from a data broker — if a profile has published no contact details, the panel tells you so.

Yes. The first 10 profiles work with no account at all, and signing in with Google keeps those profiles and makes it unlimited. There is no paid tier, no card and no monthly ceiling.

Personal accounts usually publish no contact details, and a private account publishes nothing at all. That is a property of the profile, not a failure of the tool.

The extension reads the same public profile data the Instagram app itself loads, in your own browser, on your own session. It never posts, follows, likes or messages, and because it only looks anything up when you press the button, it generates far less traffic than normal browsing. If Instagram does rate-limit a lookup, it waits and that lookup costs you nothing.

Yes, with the InsightSocial extension rather than this one. It captures every author behind a hashtag, or an account's followers, and then reads contacts out of the pages their bio links point to — including Linktree and Beacons pages, one level deep. See the Instagram hashtag and follower scrapers below.

Every profile you look up is saved to your InsightSocial dashboard and exports as CSV, Excel or JSON — handle, name, email, phone, website, bio links, follower count, category and location in one row per profile.

That depends on where you and the recipient are. A business publishing an email on its profile is inviting contact about its business, but privacy and anti-spam law still applies to you — GDPR, CAN-SPAM and CCPA among others. Read the rules that cover you before you send anything, and honour opt-outs.