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Export LinkedIn post likers to CSV

Listful exports post reactions (likers and other reactors) from a post permalink or feed update URL to CSV — profile URL, name, headline, location, and reaction type when the reactions payload includes it. Free, no account, no row credits. Listful ceiling 3,000; LinkedIn often stops around that cap.

Download for Chrome — free

Alpha download · load the folder in Chrome · no account, no card

URL pattern

/posts/… · /feed/update/…

Why this list

Intent — not a second pitch.

A like on a competitor or niche post is a hand raise LinkedIn never turns into a spreadsheet. Scrolling the reactions panel works for twenty faces and dies at two hundred. Listful pages that same reactor list in your browser session and writes the card fields LinkedIn already returned, including reaction type when it is on the payload.

What LinkedIn won’t give you

Native UI gaps on this surface.

LinkedIn shows a reactions modal you can only scroll. There is no select-all, no copy, and no export. Close the modal and the list is gone. Analytics on your own posts still will not hand you a CSV of other people’s reactors.

How it works

Three steps. No funnel.

Install Listful

Add the Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store. CSV download needs no Listful account.

Open the post permalink

Use /posts/… or /feed/update/… with an activity, ugcPost, or share id. A company feed listing page alone is not enough — open the specific post.

Export reactions

From the overlay or side panel, run Export reactions (separate from comments). Listful pages reactors until LinkedIn stops or the 3,000 ceiling hits.

Install and export your first listExample: open on LinkedIn

Worked example

A concrete scene.

Setup

An SDR copies the permalink of a competitor’s product launch post (three-dot menu → Copy link to post). The URL contains /posts/ and an activity id.

Outcome

Listful returns a CSV of people who reacted — names, headlines, profile links, and reaction type when LinkedIn includes it — up to ~3,000 when LinkedIn keeps paging. For comment text, run the commenters export on the same URL.

CSV columns

What lands in the file.

Field	Description
profile_url	Canonical /in/ URL when LinkedIn provides one.
full_name	Display name as returned by LinkedIn.
headline	Headline text. May be empty.
location	Location string when present.
first_name	First token of the reactor name.
last_name	Remainder of the reactor name.
job_title	Subtitle on the reactor card.
reaction_type	Reaction from the card label. The reactors list defaults to LIKE when the label has no type.
reaction_urn	Reaction entity URN from the payload, or one built from the profile handle and post id.
connection_degree	Degree label on the reactor card when present.
linkedin_profile_id	Member id decoded from the profile id when the payload includes one.
sales_navigator_profile_id	Profile id on the reaction actor.
sales_navigator_profile_url	Sales Navigator lead URL for that profile id.
linkedin_profile_handle	Public /in/ handle when the card URL has one.
linkedin_people_post_search_url	Content search scoped to this profile id.
linkedin_post_url	The post URL for this export.
linkedin_post_id	Activity, ugcPost, or share id from that URL.
profile_image_url	Reactor photo when the card includes one.

Sample rows · illustrative

Morgan Blake
Demand Gen Lead · B2B SaaS · Chicago, Illinois
/in/example-f/
Riley Chen
Founder · RevOps consultancy · Singapore
/in/example-g/
Taylor Brooks
AE · Marketing tech · Denver, Colorado
/in/example-h/

Limits

As of September 2026. LinkedIn may stop returning pages earlier.

Up to ~3,000 when LinkedIn keeps returning pages

What you usually get

3,000

Listful ceiling (if LinkedIn keeps paging)

30×100

Page size × max pages

Needs an activity, ugcPost, or share id in the URL — company feed listing pages alone are not enough.

Company-page actor reactions are skipped when LinkedIn returns a company URN instead of a person.

Full limits table →

When not to use this

Company feed listing pages without a post id

Expecting reaction type (like, celebrate, …) in the CSV

Company-page actor reactions (company URNs are skipped)

Full unsupported list: what Listful does not export.

Questions.

Short answers on this surface.

Q01Can I export LinkedIn post likers for free?

Yes. Install the extension, open a post permalink, export reactions. No Listful account or row credits for the CSV.

Q02Does the CSV include reaction type?

No. Like, Celebrate, Love, and the rest are not written to the file. You get profile rows for people who reacted.

Q03What URL works for post likers?

A post permalink (/posts/…) or feed focus URL (/feed/update/…) with an activity, ugcPost, or share id. Company feed listings alone fail.

Q04How many reactors can I export?

Listful paginates up to 3,000. LinkedIn typically stops around that same ceiling when it keeps returning pages.

Q05Is this a LinkedIn likes scraper?

It exports a reactions list you already opened in Chrome. The session stays in the browser; Listful turns payloads into CSV. Paste-URL tools that never use your session are a different product shape.

Q06How is this different from post commenters?

Reactions export reactor profiles only. Comments add comment_body. Same permalink, two jobs.

Q07Can I export private or restricted posts?

Only lists visible in your session. If LinkedIn does not show you the reactions panel, Listful cannot export it.

Q08Why are some rows missing company pages that reacted?

When LinkedIn returns a company URN instead of a person, that actor is skipped. Person reactors still export.

Q09Empty CSV on a viral post — what happened?

Usually the tab is still on a feed listing, not the permalink. Open the post’s own URL, confirm the reactions panel loads for you, then export again.

Q10Do you need my LinkedIn password?

No. You stay logged in normally. Listful does not ask for a password and does not upload the session.

Q11Connection degree in the file?

No. The free CSV does not include 1st/2nd/3rd degree. Columns are profile_url, full_name, headline, location.

Q12Can I also export commenters from the same post?

Yes. Run the commenters export separately on the same permalink if you want conversation text.

Free CSV

Export this listfrom Chrome.

No account, no row credits. LinkedIn’s own page caps still apply — see the limits guide.