If you have published in web of science database (SCI+SCIE etc.), please click the following link. Type the exact name of the journal. The journal will appear in the results. Click on the journal name. It will show lot of graphs for the journal performance. Look for the graph "external cites per document cites per document". This will show year wise impact factor. Click on the + sign at the top right corner. It will show the numerical values of the cites per documents. This is impact factor. I have attached an analysis for Materials and Design, Elsevier.

http://www.scimagojr.com/index.php

Thank you Isaac,

I was looking for a tool that does this clicking for all publications in my publicatiosn list automatically.

Because many researchers need this, I thought that there might be a tool available!

Thanks again,

Markus

You should log in the web of science database, then search for the desired journal title name, You can find the history of IF of Your desired journal. No tool to do this, because these data were not for the public, only subscribers can see the statistics of IF.