MODULE 02 / GRAPH PICTURE ENDPOINT

Facebook account status check

Each account is checked with an independent request and classified as soon as its response arrives.

CLASSIFIED RESULTS0 / 0 RECORDS
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS

Active

0
No accounts
UNAVAILABLE ACCOUNTS

Unavailable

0
No accounts
CHECK ERRORS

Errors

0
No accounts
CLASSIFICATION

Each ID uses one independent request, with up to 10 checks in parallel. An account is active when data.height exists, unavailable otherwise; failed requests are errors.

MAX 100

How to check IDs in batches

  1. Enter numeric Facebook user IDs, one per line, up to 100 lines.
  2. Select Start check. Duplicate IDs are merged and results appear as individual requests finish.
  3. Copy a result group. For errors, check ID formatting and network or upstream availability, then try again later.

What the result categories mean

The current classification uses the public profile-picture endpoint: a response with a picture-height field is labeled Active; a normal response without it is labeled Unavailable. Invalid IDs, network failures, and endpoint errors are labeled Errors.

This is an endpoint-availability signal. It cannot confirm login access, suspension, advertising permissions, or account ownership. Privacy settings, endpoint policies, and rate limits can affect the response. Confirm your account through official pages.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to supply an account password?

No. The tool queries a public picture endpoint with a user ID. It does not need your Facebook password, cookies, or login credentials.

Does an error mean an account is unavailable?

No. An error means the request did not obtain a normal response that could be classified. Network issues, rate limits, or endpoint changes may be responsible.