Practical guide

Invite people who react to Facebook posts

People who react to a post have already engaged with its content. Facebook may show an Invite button for eligible people, but working through a long reaction list manually can become repetitive.

Where the Invite buttons appear

Open the reactions on a Facebook post. Depending on your Page, account permissions, and Facebook's current interface, eligible people may have an Invite button beside their name. People who are already invited or otherwise ineligible are left alone.

A more manageable workflow

FB Invite Assistant works inside the reaction dialog you open. Select Like and Love or All reactions, start the assistant, and keep the list visible. The extension handles eligible buttons one by one with built-in pacing, while you retain the ability to pause.

Use manual or optional auto-scroll

On Free, scroll the open reaction list yourself while the assistant works through visible eligible buttons. Paid plans add optional auto-scroll for longer lists. You can turn it off and return to manual scrolling at any time.

Facebook language support

The extension recognises Facebook reaction and invitation states in 18 supported interface languages. This is useful when Facebook is not displayed in English or when teams work across different language settings.

Use it responsibly

FB Invite Assistant does not guarantee results and is not affiliated with Facebook or Meta. Account restrictions, Page eligibility, interface changes, or platform limits can affect which invitations are available. Always follow the rules and warnings displayed by Facebook.

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Start with 50 assisted invites per UTC day at no cost. No payment card is required for Free.