Available for Chrome and Firefox

Turn reactions into invitations — without the busywork.

FB Invite Assistant takes care of repetitive Invite clicks while you stay in control.

facebook.com
Reaction invite dialog with anonymous profiles
FFB Invite AssistantOn
Automatic invitesActive
Reaction selectionLike + Love
Optional auto-scroll
Today248 invites
Chrome + FirefoxFacebook in 18 languagesUser-controlledCancel anytime
Simple from the first click

Four steps. Then repeat.

You choose the post and stay in control. The assistant handles the repetitive Invite clicks.

What you see
Anonymized reaction invite dialog
Open the reactions, keep the list visible, and stay in control while eligible invites are handled.
  1. 01

    Activate the extension

    Turn on FB Invite Assistant from your browser toolbar when you are ready to begin.

  2. 02

    Open the reactions

    Click the reactions on your post to open the list of people who engaged.

  3. 03

    Scroll through the reactions

    Scroll through the reactions yourself, or use , while the assistant handles eligible Invite buttons.

  4. 04

    Repeat on the next post

    Close the list, choose another post, and start again whenever you are ready.

Built for repetitive work

More invitations. Less clicking.

Focused features, with the controls exactly where you need them.

Assisted invites

Start the assistant and let it handle eligible Invite buttons as they appear.

Reaction selection

Keep Like and Love as the default, or switch to All whenever you need it.

Optional auto-scroll

Turn it on for longer reaction lists, or keep scrolling entirely manual.

Facebook in 18 languages

Recognises eligible Invite states across 18 supported Facebook interface languages, with a manual selector whenever needed.

Lower detection risk*

Built-in pacing and visible controls keep the workflow supervised and less aggressive.

Ready when you are

Make every reaction count.

Install the extension, then start with 50 invites per day for free. Upgrade only when you need more.

* Compared with fully unattended, high-speed automation. The user-controlled workflow is designed to reduce exposure, but it does not eliminate the possibility of platform detection, feature limits, or account restrictions. Use it responsibly and follow the platform's terms.