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Sort Feed features

Sort Feed does four things well: rank any social feed by outlier score, export the evidence, download the winners, and transcribe them into studyable text. Here's each feature with its exact limits — the same numbers the extension enforces.

What is the outlier score?

The outlier score in Sort Feed measures how far a post performs above the account's own baseline: 1× means average, 11.4× means the post did 11.4 times the account's usual numbers. Because the score is relative to each account, a breakout from a 30K-follower creator ranks above a routine post from a 3M-follower one — which is exactly what you want when hunting for content ideas that earned their reach.

How Sort Feed works in practice: it reads the feed you're viewing, computes each post's score locally in your browser, and reorders the grid — nothing to configure, and the original page is one refresh away.

The full feature list

Sorting & ranking

  • Sort by likes, views, comments or date — shares and custom metrics on platforms that expose them
  • Free: latest 25 posts or 1 week of content per feed
  • Pro: any date range or post count — full account histories
  • Works on profiles, search, collections, saved items and favorites

Export

  • One-click export to Google Sheets, Excel, CSV or JSON
  • Links, timestamps and every metric travel with each post
  • Pro adds transcripts to the export bundle

Download & transcribe

  • Bulk-download videos from any supported feed — unlimited on every plan
  • Transcribe up to 500 minutes per month on Pro
  • Turn winning videos into searchable text for hook analysis

Platforms

  • Instagram Reels and posts
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
  • Facebook Reels
  • All inside the page you're already on — no separate dashboard
Sort Feed metric menu with likes, views, comments and oldest under the Sort by Items tab
The real menu: Sort by Items (likes, views, comments), Sort by Date, and a range selector.

When to sort by something other than outliers

Outlier score is the default lens, but each metric answers a different question: sort by views for raw reach, by likes for resonance, by comments to locate controversy worth a response video, and by oldest to rebuild chronology after any sort. The store listing adds shares and custom metrics where a platform exposes them — the menu adapts per platform, as the Instagram panel here shows. Switching metrics re-ranks instantly, no re-scan needed.

Platform-specific walkthroughs live on Sort Feed for Instagram and Sort Feed for TikTok; the exact free/paid boundary is on the pricing page.

Put the outlier score to work

Version 13.1 installs in under a minute. Free for 25 posts per feed; Pro from $9/month.