This Spotify profile viewer shows your top 10 artists and top 10 tracks for the last 4 weeks, 6 months or 12 months, plus your last 10 played songs. Connect with Spotify, approve read-only access, and your follower count loads too. Nothing is stored on our servers.
Read-only access through Spotify's official login.
| Section | What you see |
|---|---|
| Profile | Photo, display name, followers, artists you follow and playlists in your library, plus a link to open your profile in Spotify |
| Top artists | Your top 10 artists for the last 4 weeks, 6 months or about 12 months |
| Top tracks | Your top 10 songs for the same three time ranges |
| Recently played | Your last 10 played songs |
Yes, for the account you sign in with. You only see your own stats. To look someone up, our Spotify user search guide shows how to find their public profile.
No, it shows your follower count only. To see the names, follow the complete guide to Spotify followers.
Want to change what people see on your profile? Here's how to edit your Spotify profile.
You go to Spotify's own login page, so your password is never shared with this site.
The viewer can read your stats but can't change your account, playlists or playback.
Switch between the last 4 weeks, 6 months and 12 months. Log out or close the tab to clear your session.
No. Spotify doesn't show profile views to anyone or notify anyone when you visit a profile, and the Spotify Web API has no profile view data. The full answer is in does Spotify show who viewed your profile.
To limit what others see, turn on Private Session (it switches off after 6 hours, per Spotify's help page), make playlists private, or change sharing in Spotify's privacy and social controls.
No tool can see profile views, and some of these apps ask for your Spotify password, which no legitimate tool needs. If you entered your password into one, change it and remove unknown apps in your Spotify Account Settings.
| Spotify Wrapped | Listening Stats feature | This viewer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| When | Once a year, in December | Any time | Any time |
| Time ranges | Most of the current year | Past 4 weeks | 4 weeks, 6 months, 12 months |
| Recently played | No | No | Last 10 songs |
Spotify added Listening Stats to its app in November 2025, covering your top artists and songs from the past four weeks. For every way to check your numbers, see how to see your Spotify stats anytime, or see your Spotify Wrapped anytime.
Yes. There's no signup, payment or premium tier. Sign in with Spotify and your stats load.
No. Spotify doesn't show profile views to anyone, and its API has no profile view data, so no tool can show them.
Only your own stats load here. Another person's public playlists, followers and display name are on their Spotify profile. Their listening history isn't, apart from Friend Activity and recently played artists if they leave those on.
It asks Spotify for read-only access to your profile (including subscription type and country), email, top artists and tracks, recently played songs, followed artists and playlists. It can't change anything, and nothing is saved on our servers.
Open the Apps page in your Spotify account settings, find Music Profile Viewer and click Remove access.
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