The Last.fm stats viewer shows any public profile's top 10 artists, tracks and albums. Enter a Last.fm username, pick a range from 7 days to all time, and get total scrobbles plus a 3x3, 4x4 or 5x5 album collage you can download.
No login. No signup. Nothing stored.
Ranked by plays, with play counts, for 7 days, 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, or all time.
The profile's lifetime scrobble count and the year it started scrobbling.
A 3x3, 4x4 or 5x5 grid of top album covers for the chosen range, downloadable as a PNG.
It reads Last.fm's public API by username, in your browser.
Stats only include plays Last.fm logged, so connect a scrobbler first. New to it? Start with what scrobbling is.
No. You only need the Last.fm username. The tool reads public profile data, so there's no password or Last.fm login step.
Yes. Last.fm profiles and charts are public, so any username works, yours or a friend's.
One play Last.fm has logged. A track longer than 30 seconds counts once you've played half of it or 4 minutes, whichever comes first. More on what scrobbling is.
It's a square PNG with 300 pixel covers: 900 pixels for 3x3, 1200 for 4x4 and 1500 for 5x5. Slots stay dark if the range has fewer albums.
No. Everything loads in your browser from Last.fm's public API and is gone when you close the page.
Last.fm guides:
What is scrobbling? · Connect Last.fm to Spotify · Make a Last.fm collage · See your Last.fm stats
Want stats straight from a streaming account? Use the Spotify profile viewer or Apple Music stats tool, which sign in through each platform.