How To See Who've Liked You On Tinder Without Being A Gold Member

Tinder has become the most profitable dating app right now in the world. Regarding its popularity as well as paid features, this will not be something surprisingly new to most of us. 

In fact, paid features basically include the ability to swipe many times you wish to, and the ability to change your current locations (this will help if you wish to make sure of the date before your departure to your places). It is estimated that 6 million users of Tinder have contributed approximately $1.2 million just for love affairs and hunting. 

The most interesting paid feature for Tinder users may be the one that allows users to get through the list of people thinking them attractive and swiping right for them. Even that can be the person is the one you have given a left swipe or the one you haven’t seen or passed by. Whereas, the images of the regular and free version in the “Liked” list show up as blurred, which means that they are teasing on you but you cannot recognize them.

Therefore, to see the person whose images are blurred, you will need to pay up and subscribe to a Tinder Gold package, which varies in the prices depending on the period of subscription. A question may pop up: what if you do not have sufficient funds but are still curious about the subscriptions? 

This following simple guide will help you much. Please do not be panic, the guide is easy to follow, no need to prepare any advanced technical knowledge, as well as no hacking here. You may find it unbelievable, but yes, keep reading and see what will happen.

1. Log in your account on Tinder on Tinder.com (applied for desktop browser).
2. After the sign in, you will find a “Matches” list on the left-hand sidebar.  You will notice a blurred icon, which tells you how many people have “Liked” you. Click on it.
3. Right-clicking on any blurred picture, then choose “Inspect".
4. A module named “Developer Tools” shows up, with a submodule displaying the Elements, and a submodule displaying the Styles of the page. Notice the Styles box, scroll down, and try to find the following ‘filter: blur(12px);’. Now, you click on the ‘blur(12px)’, and edit the ‘12px’ into ‘1px’.

Done, now you can close the Developer Tools module, and begin your love journey with the first 10 pics with a much-improved level of blurriness. For sure they are all recognizable now.