Facebook Shadowban Checker

People often search for a facebook shadowban when a profile, Page, or post suddenly reaches fewer people. Facebook does not use “shadowban” as a public account status. Instead, its tools may show that content is “Not recommendable,” placed in a Spam filter, or subject to Reduced distribution. Those notices describe different systems, and a decline alone does not prove that a restriction exists.

If you are wondering whether you have been facebook shadow banned, start with evidence you can compare: open the profile and recent posts in a logged-out browser, check whether another person can find the Page, and review Facebook Account Status, Page Quality, Support Inbox, and post notices while signed in. A page not recommendable notice concerns recommendations; it is not the same as a profile being unavailable in search. Facebook spam filter placement can affect a post without blocking every part of an account. Reduced distribution notices may apply to individual content and can have a policy explanation.

This checker provides a public visibility review of the Facebook URL you submit, along with a place to record signals you verify in Facebook. It does not access private analytics, inspect internal ranking decisions, or log in on your behalf. That means a result cannot confirm an official shadowban, estimate your reach, or prove why your facebook reach dropping. Use it as a structured checklist, then rely on notices in Facebook for account-specific decisions. Never enter a password or private access token here.

If visibility has changed, compare several posts over similar time periods before drawing conclusions. Review recent edits, repeated links, posting frequency, audience changes, and recommendation eligibility; avoid reposting identical links to many groups. Open each notice for the affected content and follow Facebook's steps to request a review if you believe it is mistaken. Remove or revise material that violates current standards, and give changes time to take effect. A careful check separates public reach patterns from private policy decisions, so you can choose a useful next step instead of treating every drop as proof of a facebook shadowban.