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How to Invite People to Like Your Facebook Page

By the Crowbert teamUpdated June 2026

Quick answer

To invite people to like your Page, open the Page, tap the three-dot menu, and choose Invite friends. Select friends and send the invites. You can also open a post's reactions list and tap Invite next to people who engaged but do not follow yet. Facebook caps daily invites, so prioritize likely fans.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open your Page

    Switch into the Page or view it from your profile.

  2. 2

    Tap the three-dot menu and choose Invite friends

    Facebook shows your friends list with checkboxes.

  3. 3

    Select and send

    Pick friends who fit the Page's topic and send the invites; each gets a notification.

  4. 4

    Invite post engagers

    Open the reactions list on any Page post and tap Invite next to names without a Like button. These convert best because they already engaged.

  5. 5

    Repeat after strong posts

    New engagers appear after every well-performing post, so make the reactions check a routine.

Worth knowing

  • Facebook limits how many invites you can send per day; the exact cap varies and resets over time.
  • You can only invite your own friends directly; other admins can invite theirs.

Doing this for a brand, not just an account?

Inviting recent post engagers is the highest-yield free growth loop on Facebook, and it only works if someone actually checks the reactions list after each post.

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Common questions

Why is the Invite button missing for some people?

They already like the Page, you have hit the daily invite limit, or their privacy settings block invites. The button also disappears for people you have invited recently.

Do invited people get spammed?

Each person gets a single notification they can accept or ignore. Repeated invites to the same person are throttled by Facebook, so it does not turn into spam.

Is inviting post engagers better than inviting friends?

Usually yes. Engagers chose to interact with your content, so their accept rate is far higher than a cold friends-list blast. Do both, but check engagers first.