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How to see comments on Hinge matches and their profile

See comments left by other users on Hinge profiles. Access the comments feature to read what others think about matches.

Read the situation

On Hinge, when someone likes your profile or you like theirs, you might see comments left by mutual connections or other users. These comments live on the profile itself, not in a separate inbox. They're one way Hinge adds social proof and context to matches.

When you're looking at someone's profile after matching or during discovery, scroll down past their photos and basic info. Comments appear in a dedicated section below their prompts and details. Not every profile will have comments. It depends on whether other users have left feedback or if your mutual connections have chimed in.

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Where comments actually appear on profiles

Comments on Hinge sit at the bottom of someone's profile, after their photo gallery, prompts, and about section. You have to scroll down past everything else to see them. They're not a separate menu or tab. If you're viewing someone through discovery or after matching, load their full profile and keep scrolling. If there are comments, you'll see them labeled as such. If someone has no comments, that section simply won't appear. Most profiles don't have comments because not every user has received them or enabled that feature.

What comments do and don't tell you

Comments from other users can give you quick social signals about whether people think someone is funny or worth meeting. But they're not a reason to message or not message. They're background noise. Some people have lots of comments because they're popular or the algorithm favored them. Others have none because they're new or prefer privacy. A profile with no comments is not better or worse than one with five. Don't make comments the deciding factor in whether you reply to someone.

Comments and mutual friends are different things

Hinge will tell you when you have mutual friends with someone in the match details. Comments are separate. A mutual friend might have commented on their profile, or random users might have left feedback. You don't need comments to move forward with someone. Most conversations start without ever looking at comments. If comments exist on their profile, you'll see them when you scroll. If they don't, move on and start texting instead of waiting for feedback from strangers.

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Why these replies fail

  • “Hey I can't find comments on your profile, are they hidden?”

    You're asking them to explain the app instead of just checking the profile yourself or moving forward with conversation.

  • “I saw the comments people left on your profile, pretty cool”

    Comments aren't a conversation starter and referencing them awkwardly signals you're spending time analyzing their profile rather than being direct about your interest.

  • “Your profile has no comments, that's weird”

    This is critical and makes you sound judgmental about something totally random and unrelated to whether they're a good match.

Avoid these

Common mistakes

  • Looking only in the chat or message section instead of on the actual profile
  • Expecting comments to appear in a notification tab when they only show on the profile itself
  • Assuming every match will have comments visible when most profiles won't have any
  • Checking only the first screen of someone's profile without scrolling to the full profile view
  • Thinking comments are a feature available to all users when availability varies by region and account type

Questions people ask

Can I see comments on every Hinge profile?
No. Comments only appear on profiles that have received them. Most profiles have no comments at all. Availability also varies by region and whether the profile owner has opted in to show them. If you don't see a comments section when you scroll to the bottom of someone's profile, they either haven't received any or they're not visible in your version of the app.
Do comments from my friends show up differently than comments from random users?
Hinge usually labels mutual connections separately from general comments. If a friend of yours has commented on someone's profile, you'll likely see their name. Random comments from other users appear grouped together. Check the profile details to see if there's a mutual connection indicator above the comments section.
Should I message someone based on comments they received?
No. Comments are just noise. Message someone because you're interested in them, their prompts caught your eye, or their photos appeal to you. Comments from strangers are not a reason to pursue or avoid a match. Focus on whether you want to talk to them, not what others said about them.
Why does someone's profile have comments but mine doesn't?
Profile visibility, regional rollout, and how active other users are in your area all factor in. Some people are also more likely to receive comments than others based on engagement and app algorithms. Don't worry about not having comments. They're a nice feature but don't impact your ability to match or start conversations.

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