Do you want to know how to easily find a person from Tinder on Facebook?

Then you’re in the right place.

The key focus of this article is to instruct you how to use the Facebook Search Bar, Third-party Apps, and Google Search to find someone’s Facebook from Tinder.

To avoid any potential scamming, here are 6 practical techniques to find someone from Tinder on Facebook:

1. Use Facebook’s Search Filters to find someone from Tinder.

Facebook has search filters you can use to specify the kind of person you’re looking for.

If you go to the Facebook search bar, write their name, and go to People, these filters will show themselves:

• City;
• Workplace;
• School, etc.

But before this, you need to get to know your Tinder match first.

2. Take their Tinder selfies and use them on SwindlerBuster.

Other than for finding hidden Tinder profiles, SwindlerBuster’s powerful, AI-powered technology can also be used for finding somebody’s socials.

The Face option is what’s going to help you—it helps you reverse search their image to find their Facebook account.

All you need to do is upload their image (don’t worry, it’s anonymous), and press the Search Face button.

It costs only $4.95, but it’ll find you other socials as well, like Instagram and Twitter. Not to mention it’s speedy and easy to use!

3. To find someone on Tinder through Facebook or vice versa, you need to know their preferences.

I know that it might seem a bit crazy and impossible to find someone’s Facebook from Tinder, but here you go.

Most people who visit a particular place or restaurant they quite like would:

1. Post a photo;
2. Make a check-in on Facebook;
3. Like their Facebook Place.

Either way, if you remember any detail from past or recent conversations or even their photos or bio, you might use it as a starting point.

Let’s say they mentioned that they went jogging with a club called “Heartless Men” last year.

Search for their page on Facebook, go to the year 2023, and check their posts from that year. You can check the likes too!

4. You may ask them directly…

If you can’t find their Facebook profile because they choose to be private and none of these tools help, just ask them.

• Before doing it make sure that you build some type of connection so that they feel comfortable enough to move your conversation to social media.

Otherwise, if they profusely refuse to give you their Facebook, they’re either looking after themselves or catfishing you.

5. Search them on Google – site:facebook.com name.

If you accidentally unmatched someone on Tinder, you can use search engines such as Google or Bing.

If you know their first and last name, then this could be one of those effective ways to find them on Facebook!

All you need to do is follow these steps:

• Go to Google.com.
• Search site:facebook.com first/last name.
• Take a look at the Google results.

Any comments they made or profiles in this name will show up on Google, so pay close attention!

6. Attempt to find mutual connections.

It’s a long shot, but you can ask your friends if they know this person.

For instance, take the city they live in into account and ask your friends from the same city if they’ve ever seen your Tinder match!

If you get a positive response, you can investigate your acquaintance’s Facebook profile (mainly friends and interactions).

Or, you can do the less-tiring thing and ask your friend to show you your Tinder match’s FB profile straight up.

Can Tinder be seen on Facebook?

If you mean in the sense that linking these two platforms may upload some sort of proof to your Facebook account, then no.

You’ll see someone’s Tinder handle on Facebook only if they choose to make it public.

– Their Facebook profile may be private.

Even if you wound up finding that Tinder user’s Facebook profile, know they might have set it so only specific people can see their posts.

This can be done through Settings > Privacy, and it makes finding socials quite difficult.

It’s similar to Incognito Mode on Tinder in a sense, but don’t forget this!

– If you’re being catfished, forget being able to find them on FB.

You all saw me mention catfishing previously, but I mean it when I say you won’t find their Facebook profile if they use a faux identity.

That’s because you’re likely going to use their:

• Names;
• Images;
• Or phone numbers for your search.

But if the info you were told is fake, you won’t have anything to go off of even if you decide to pay money.

– The Tinder user in question may not appreciate being stalked.

Don’t you think having your Facebook account found by someone on Tinder is quite disturbing?

Before setting out on your journey, make sure you and them have a solid, genuine connection in which you’re both comfortable with each other.

If they, however, have made it clear they aren’t interested, I suggest you hold your horses and find someone you’re more compatible with!

Which technique was more effective according to one of our clients?

Sammy is a 30-year-old woman who lives and works in Manhattan. 

She asked for my help to know how can she find out someone from Tinder on Facebook.

I made her a specific plan that she should follow.

• The number one thing she did was talk more with her Tinder match and ask about his passion, interests, past, present, and future.

Then, to find this person from Tinder on Facebook, she started to write down, collect, and filter the information that she got from him.

His Age	Where he grew up	What job is he doing or what he has worked earlier on	What does he do for fun? Does he like sports or going to concerts?	What does he think about politics or a random thing that is happening now?
32	Canada but is living in LA	He used to work at Five Brothers but graduated in 2020 and works in a Law Firm.	He likes to run in the morning and go golfing on the weekend.	He doesn’t agree with what is happening regarding air pollution in NY.
✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

This might look like hard work but you need these details to check their Facebook profile as it helps connect the dots.

While searching these details, you might run into a group, a comment that he might have left, or anything that leads you to his Facebook Profile.

This is the best way, after all. Good luck!