How to find out who Super Swiped your Bumble profile?

The Super Swipe feature on Bumble lets you show your interest in someone even before they swipe on your profile. While you need to pay to Super Swipe other profiles (unless you're a Bumble Premium or Boost member), you can always find out who has Super Swiped 'your' profile for free, just like Super Likes on Tinder! This guide will walk you through how to see who has Super Swiped your Bumble profile, and what to do if you can't find the person who Super Swiped you.

Bumble will send you a notification when someone Super Swipes your profile. You can tap the notification to view the list of people who liked you, or simply open the Bumble app (or Bumble website) at any time. Don't worry – even if you miss the notification, the Super Swipe will never expire – you can still see who Super Swiped you, even if you missed the alert!

Browse through your potential matches. According to a Reddit user who tried the Super Swipe feature on Bumble, the person who Super Swiped your profile will not appear first in the match list, but they will still be near the top. When you come across the person who Super Swiped you, you'll see a two yellow star icon along with the phrase "SuperSwiped You!" on their profile.

• You will still see the Super Swipe even if you've already swiped left on that person's profile. If you swiped left on someone and they Super Swiped you, Bumble will give you another chance to view their profile and decide if they’re worth swiping right on!

Check out the list of people who like you. If you're using Bumble Premium, you can see who likes you before swiping. In the list of people who like you, the profile of someone who Super Swiped you will have a yellow heart icon on their profile picture.

You haven’t swiped on their profile yet. Even if someone Super Swipes your profile, their profile won't automatically appear first in the list. Keep swiping through the potential matches until you see the yellow star icon along with the "SuperSwiped You!" message on their profile picture.

Their profile doesn’t meet your filter criteria. If you’ve received a notification that someone has Super Swiped your profile, but you can't find their profile in the list, it’s likely that your filters are too strict. Try expanding your distance, age, height, or other filters, even temporarily, to locate the person who Super Swiped your profile.

• If you later expand your filter criteria to see who has Super Swiped your profile, their profile will still appear in the match list, no matter when they Super Swiped you.

They are no longer using Bumble. If the person who Super Swiped your profile has deactivated their account before you had a chance to see it, their profile will not appear in the match list unless they reactivate their account in the future.

If you've Super Swiped someone’s profile, you cannot revisit their profile unless they like you back. This is similar to swiping right – after you Super Swipe someone's profile, you'll be taken to the next profile in the list. However, if the person you Super Swiped swipes right on your profile, you'll match, and then you can view their profile again.

There is no way to undo a Super Swipe or right swipe by accident. Unfortunately, it's easy to accidentally Super Swipe someone’s profile, as the Super Swipe icon with the yellow star stands out in the bottom right corner of each profile. If you accidentally Super Swiped someone’s profile and they also like you, it’s best to politely let them know it was a mistake.

• Bumble Premium and Bumble Boost’s Backtrack feature allows you to undo left swipes made by mistake, but it cannot be used to undo right swipes or Super Swipes.