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recently i have downloaded a backup of my Instagram account ...

and the zip file contained a lot of ".json" files and i have no idea how to view

it like... the way that Instagram did

thanks

backup data-recovery json viewer social-networking

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recently i have downloaded a backup of my Instagram account ...

and the zip file contained a lot of ".json" files and i have no idea how to view

it like... the way that Instagram did

thanks

backup data-recovery json viewer social-networking

share|improve this question

asked 10 hours ago

mina nagehmina nageh

448

add a comment | 

recently i have downloaded a backup of my Instagram account ...

and the zip file contained a lot of ".json" files and i have no idea how to view

it like... the way that Instagram did

thanks

backup data-recovery json viewer social-networking

share|improve this question

asked 10 hours ago

mina nagehmina nageh

448

share|improve this question

asked 10 hours ago

mina nagehmina nageh

448

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asked 10 hours ago

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asked 10 hours ago

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I have no idea how to view it like... the way that Instagram did

Probably the best you can do is convert the JSON files into CSV files and use a spreadsheet to view them. See below for more information.

When you unzip Instagram’s data archive, you’ll see a folder that’s
full of a bunch of ugly JSON files. You can open these up in a text
editor to try and parse the raw information yourself, or you can copy
and paste the contents of any JSON file into a site like this
one, which converts the data into a CSV that’s slightly easier to
read. (That’s all done within your browser, not server-side, so you
aren’t shipping your data off to some unknown entity.)

The JSON files cover a lot of data:

• Comments you’ve made to friends’ pictures (or replies to comments they’ve made on yours)


• When you started following other Instagram users and when other Instagram users started following you


• Who you blocked on Instagram (and when)


• When you liked content from different users (not a list of the specific content you liked)


• When you posted content to Instagram (and what your witty caption was)


• All of the messages you’ve sent to other users using Instagram’s mobile apps


• Your profile information


• Searches you’ve made

Within the archive’s folders, you can also view much of the content
you’ve uploaded to Instagram’s service, including:

• What images you’ve sent others via direct messages


• All of the Instagram photos you’ve uploaded


• Instagram stories you’ve archived


• Videos you’ve published to Instagram

Source What's in Your Instagram Data Dump and How to Get It

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  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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I have no idea how to view it like... the way that Instagram did

Probably the best you can do is convert the JSON files into CSV files and use a spreadsheet to view them. See below for more information.

When you unzip Instagram’s data archive, you’ll see a folder that’s
full of a bunch of ugly JSON files. You can open these up in a text
editor to try and parse the raw information yourself, or you can copy
and paste the contents of any JSON file into a site like this
one, which converts the data into a CSV that’s slightly easier to
read. (That’s all done within your browser, not server-side, so you
aren’t shipping your data off to some unknown entity.)

The JSON files cover a lot of data:

• Comments you’ve made to friends’ pictures (or replies to comments they’ve made on yours)


• When you started following other Instagram users and when other Instagram users started following you


• Who you blocked on Instagram (and when)


• When you liked content from different users (not a list of the specific content you liked)


• When you posted content to Instagram (and what your witty caption was)


• All of the messages you’ve sent to other users using Instagram’s mobile apps


• Your profile information


• Searches you’ve made

Within the archive’s folders, you can also view much of the content
you’ve uploaded to Instagram’s service, including:

• What images you’ve sent others via direct messages


• All of the Instagram photos you’ve uploaded


• Instagram stories you’ve archived


• Videos you’ve published to Instagram

Source What's in Your Instagram Data Dump and How to Get It

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  ♦ thanks this views it in a good way .... but i am waiting for a better answer ... if there isn't ....... yours is considered the best one till now
  
  – mina nageh
  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

2

I have no idea how to view it like... the way that Instagram did

Probably the best you can do is convert the JSON files into CSV files and use a spreadsheet to view them. See below for more information.

When you unzip Instagram’s data archive, you’ll see a folder that’s
full of a bunch of ugly JSON files. You can open these up in a text
editor to try and parse the raw information yourself, or you can copy
and paste the contents of any JSON file into a site like this
one, which converts the data into a CSV that’s slightly easier to
read. (That’s all done within your browser, not server-side, so you
aren’t shipping your data off to some unknown entity.)

The JSON files cover a lot of data:

• Comments you’ve made to friends’ pictures (or replies to comments they’ve made on yours)


• When you started following other Instagram users and when other Instagram users started following you


• Who you blocked on Instagram (and when)


• When you liked content from different users (not a list of the specific content you liked)


• When you posted content to Instagram (and what your witty caption was)


• All of the messages you’ve sent to other users using Instagram’s mobile apps


• Your profile information


• Searches you’ve made

Within the archive’s folders, you can also view much of the content
you’ve uploaded to Instagram’s service, including:

• What images you’ve sent others via direct messages


• All of the Instagram photos you’ve uploaded


• Instagram stories you’ve archived


• Videos you’ve published to Instagram

Source What's in Your Instagram Data Dump and How to Get It

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  ♦ thanks this views it in a good way .... but i am waiting for a better answer ... if there isn't ....... yours is considered the best one till now
  
  – mina nageh
  9 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have no idea how to view it like... the way that Instagram did

Probably the best you can do is convert the JSON files into CSV files and use a spreadsheet to view them. See below for more information.

When you unzip Instagram’s data archive, you’ll see a folder that’s
full of a bunch of ugly JSON files. You can open these up in a text
editor to try and parse the raw information yourself, or you can copy
and paste the contents of any JSON file into a site like this
one, which converts the data into a CSV that’s slightly easier to
read. (That’s all done within your browser, not server-side, so you
aren’t shipping your data off to some unknown entity.)

The JSON files cover a lot of data:

• Comments you’ve made to friends’ pictures (or replies to comments they’ve made on yours)


• When you started following other Instagram users and when other Instagram users started following you


• Who you blocked on Instagram (and when)


• When you liked content from different users (not a list of the specific content you liked)


• When you posted content to Instagram (and what your witty caption was)


• All of the messages you’ve sent to other users using Instagram’s mobile apps


• Your profile information


• Searches you’ve made

Within the archive’s folders, you can also view much of the content
you’ve uploaded to Instagram’s service, including:

• What images you’ve sent others via direct messages


• All of the Instagram photos you’ve uploaded


• Instagram stories you’ve archived


• Videos you’ve published to Instagram

Source What's in Your Instagram Data Dump and How to Get It

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263

answered 10 hours ago

DavidPostill♦DavidPostill

106k26228263