Discord ID Lookup
Discord IDs are snowflakes: large numbers that encode when an account, server, or channel was created. Paste an ID here to decode it and fetch public details when Discord allows.
What is a Discord snowflake?
Every Discord entity uses a 64-bit snowflake ID. The timestamp is embedded in the number, so you can tell when an ID was generated without calling Discord.
Users, servers, channels, roles, and messages all use the same snowflake format. The tool focuses on user and server lookups.
How snowflake decoding works
Discord's epoch starts on January 1, 2015. The top bits of the ID store milliseconds since that epoch.
Lower bits store worker, process, and increment values Discord uses internally. You rarely need those for day-to-day moderation.
When live lookup works
Discord only returns usernames, avatars, and server names when our bot can access that entity. For users, the bot must share a server with them.
For servers, the bot must be a member. If lookup fails, snowflake decode still shows the creation date.
User ID vs server ID
Both look like long numbers. Use auto-detect to try user first, then server, or pick the type manually if you already know it.
Right-click a user or server in Discord with Developer Mode enabled and choose Copy User ID or Copy Server ID.
Responsible use
Use ID lookup for moderation, development, and troubleshooting — not to harass or dox people.
Pair this with our profile viewer if you need avatar previews or want to inspect your own connected profile.
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