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About the Facebook Friend
What the Facebook Friend does
Give the checker a list of Facebook UIDs, links or usernames and it returns the real profile name, the exact friend count and whether the account is still live. Results can be filtered on screen and exported as a spreadsheet.
How to use the Facebook Friend Checker
- 1.Paste your UIDs, profile links or usernames, one per line.
- 2.Add Facebook cookies (required for this tool) and optionally proxies, then press Start Check.
- 3.Filter the results, then export the whole set to Excel or copy just the live ones.
Frequently asked questions(4)
- Can this check friend counts as well as live status?
- Yes, both in the same run. Every row carries the account status (live or not), the real profile name and the exact friend count, and the table can be filtered on any of them before you export.
- What does "live" mean for a Facebook account?
- Live means Facebook returned that profile, so the account still exists. A deleted or unavailable profile is reported as not live, and a request Facebook refused — a rate limit, an expired cookie — is reported as an error instead, so a refusal is never mistaken for a dead account.
- Why does this tool need cookies?
- Friend counts are not public data — they are only visible to a signed-in session. The tool rotates between the cookies you supply; when a cookie hits its limit the next one takes over, and the run pauses rather than reporting wrong numbers if they all run out.
- What is in the Excel export?
- One row per profile with UID, name, friend count, status, profile link and the original input line, on a sheet named Facebook Friends.
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