Remove Inactive Friends for Facebook™
Detect and bulk-remove inactive Facebook friends using activity filters to keep your friend list clean and relevant
Free Features
Sync your full friends list locally for activity analysis.
Sync recent posts from your friends to evaluate their activity levels.
Add important friends to a whitelist to protect them from removal.
Premium Features
Number of inactive friends you can bulk-remove under the current plan.
Maximum number of friends that can be fetched per sync session.
Maximum number of post reactions that can be fetched for analysis.
Maximum number of comments that can be fetched for analysis.
Maximum number of shared posts that can be fetched for analysis.
Maximum number of posts that can be fetched for analysis.
Export your friends data to a file for external analysis or backup.
Access full post data for more accurate activity analysis.
About this extension
Remove Inactive Friends for Facebook is a Chrome extension that finds friends who are no longer active on the platform. Instead of guessing who stopped posting, it checks actual activity data so you can decide who to keep and who to remove.
It syncs your friends list and their recent posts, then looks at reactions, comments, and shares to figure out who is still around. A whitelist keeps important people safe from removal, and the bulk-remove option lets you clean up quickly. You can export the data too, if you want to dig into it yourself.
Good for anyone who wants their friends list to reflect people they actually interact with, not a collection of ghost accounts from ten years ago.
The analysis goes deeper than post counts. It checks reactions, comments, and shares to tell the difference between someone who drops an occasional like and someone who has not done anything in months. The whitelist is useful for family or close friends who rarely post but you obviously want to keep. If you export the data, you can sort through it in a spreadsheet to spot patterns or keep a backup before making changes.
Most unfriend tools just give you a list and leave the decisions to you. This one shows you the data behind each friend's activity, so you are not guessing. Content creators can see who actually engages with their posts. Privacy-focused users can clear out dormant accounts that still have access to their content. Running a scan every few months is a low-effort way to keep your feed relevant and your friends list honest.
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Why You Need This
See Who Is Actually Active
You are curious how many of your Facebook friends still use the platform. Sync their posts and engagement data, and you will have a clear answer before removing anyone.
Routine List Cleanup
Every few months, run a scan to catch friends who have gone quiet. Bulk-remove the inactive ones and whitelist the people you want to keep regardless.
Audience Check for Creators
If you post content on Facebook and want to know who actually sees and reacts to it, this gives you real numbers. Export the data if you want to analyze it further.
Reducing Your Exposure
Dormant accounts still have access to your posts and photos. Removing inactive friends shrinks the number of people who can see your personal content.
How It Works
Install the Extension
Get Remove Inactive Friends for Facebook from the Chrome Web Store. No account needed.
Sync Your Friends Data
Open Facebook and let the extension pull your friends list and their recent posts. It checks reactions, comments, and shares to gauge activity.
Review and Remove
Look through the results, whitelist anyone you want to protect, and bulk-remove the rest. Export the data first if you want a backup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Users Say
Finally a tool that uses actual data instead of making me guess who's inactive. I found dozens of accounts that hadn't posted in over a year. The whitelist feature gave me peace of mind that I wouldn't accidentally remove close friends.
— Rachel M.
Really useful for keeping my friends list healthy. The analysis is thorough and I appreciated being able to export the data. The only downside is the fetching limit on the starter plan, but it's still worth it.
— Tom B.
As someone who has been on Facebook since 2009, I had over 2,000 friends and no idea who most of them were. This extension helped me identify and clean up hundreds of inactive connections in one afternoon.
— Lily C.
Great concept and it works well. I like the engagement breakdown showing reactions vs. comments vs. shares. Helped me understand who actually interacts with my content and who is just a number on my list.
— Andre P.
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