How to See Who Blocked You on Instagram

Nothing happens, actually. Instagram doesn’t send out a notification to tell you that a user blocked you. You will never know unless you investigate.

Clues that someone blocked you on Instagram include:

Someone’s account activity has dropped, and you haven’t spotted their shares or stories on your feed or received direct messages from them for some time.
You search a person’s Instagram account handle but can’t find the account or access their profile.

Search for their account. Go to the Search bar in the app and input their username. If the account doesn’t show up in the results, they either blocked you or deleted their account.
Use an old comment or a DM to reach their profile. If their profile shows up but also displays a User not found and a No Posts Yet message on the photo grid, it indicates that the person has blocked you.

This method only works if they have exchanged messages with you. If they haven’t, then use the following steps on this list.
Visit their Instagram profile on the web. Launch any mobile or desktop browser and enter www.instagram.com/(username). If you can see their profile on the browser but not on the app, it means they blocked you. If you cannot see the profile via Instagram on the web, the person could have deleted their account.
Try to follow them. Go to Instagram on the web and open their profile page in the browser. Check if they have blocked you by tapping the blue follow button. If they have blocked you, the button won’t work, and Instagram might indicate a problem with a message.
Look for likes and comments on groups and other accounts. This activity indicates that the user hasn’t deleted their account but has only blocked you.

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