To see reels you've liked on Facebook, open the Facebook app, tap Menu in the top left (then your name on iPhone), tap Reels above Details, then tap Liked. Facebook only offers the Liked list in the iPhone and Android apps, not on a computer.
That's straight from Facebook's Help Center, read in October 2026. The same article has a detail that explains most "it's not there" moments: the Liked page only shows reels you gave a plain Like. If you reacted with Love, Haha or any other reaction, or later took your like back, the reel won't appear in that list.
Steps on iPhone and Android
| Step | iPhone app | Android app |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tap Menu in the top left, then tap your name | Tap Menu in the top left |
| 2 | Tap Reels, above Details | Tap Reels, above Details |
| 3 | Tap Liked | Tap Liked |
The Saved tab sits right next to Liked in the same place, so this is also the quickest way to get back to reels you saved for later. Facebook says both pages are only visible to you.
Why you can't see liked reels on a computer
On a computer, Facebook's help article says you can see saved reels, and that to see the ones you've liked you need the Facebook app for iPhone or Android. So if you're on a laptop clicking around your profile, you're not missing a menu: the Liked list isn't offered there. Here's what you can do on a computer instead:
- From your Feed, click your name on the left.
- Click Reels.
- Click Saved Reels.
- Click the reel you'd like to watch.
If you often go back to reels on a computer, saving them is the more reliable habit. While watching a reel, click Options, then Save reel or Save video.
Find reels you reacted to with Love, Haha or Wow
Because the Liked page only holds plain likes, Facebook points you to your activity log for everything else. It says you can see the reactions you've left on reels and videos, including likes and other reactions, there. On the app:
- Tap Menu in the top left, then tap your name.
- Tap Options below your profile picture, then tap Activity Log.
- Open Your activity across Facebook to review likes and other interactions.
Facebook notes that only you can see your activity log, though the content in it may still show up elsewhere, such as on your profile or in friends' Feeds.
Liked, Saved and activity log compared
| List | Where you can open it | What's in it |
|---|---|---|
| Liked | iPhone and Android app only | Reels and videos you gave a plain Like |
| Saved | App and computer | Reels and videos you chose to save |
| Activity log | App and computer | Likes and every other reaction you've left |
All three are private to you. If you want one list that works everywhere, Saved is the one, because it's the only list Facebook offers on both the app and a computer for reels.
Every video is a reel now
Since September 2025, Facebook says all videos posted to Facebook are shared as reels, whatever their length or orientation. In practice that means long videos you liked can turn up in the same Liked list as short clips. If you're hunting for a video you remember as a normal Facebook video rather than a reel, look in Liked anyway.
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Can other people see the reels you've liked?
| What | Who can see it |
|---|---|
| Your Liked and Saved reels pages | Only you |
| Your watch history | Never visible to others, Facebook says |
| A like on a specific reel | Your name may show to friends who come across that reel, as an 'also liked this' line |
| Comments on reels | Anyone on Facebook |
So your list is private, but an individual like isn't always invisible. Friends who see the same reel may see that you liked it.
Once you've found a reel you liked, putting it on the big screen is covered in how to watch Facebook on TV.
The verdict
Use the app for liked reels, the activity log for everything you reacted to some other way, and the Save button if you want a list you can open on a computer too. If a reel you're sure you liked has gone, check whether you gave it a different reaction before assuming it's been deleted. For the saved side of things, see how to find saved reels on Facebook; for posts rather than reels, here's how to view liked posts on Facebook, and my guide to the Facebook activity log explains the rest of what it holds.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I see reels I liked on Facebook?
In the Facebook app, tap Menu, then your name on iPhone, tap Reels above Details, then tap Liked.
Can I see liked reels on Facebook on a computer?
Facebook's help article says no: on a computer you can see saved reels, and liked reels need the iPhone or Android app.
Why are some reels missing from my liked reels on Facebook?
Facebook says reels you unliked or gave a reaction other than Like won't appear. Your activity log shows those reactions.
Can people see the reels I like on Facebook?
Your Liked page is only visible to you, but friends who come across a reel may see your name if you liked it.
