Discord User ID Lookup
Instantly check when any Discord account was created.
🔒 100% Private: Search runs in your browser. ⚠️ Input: Numeric IDs only (not Usernames).
The Ultimate Discord User ID & Age Checker
Have you ever wondered exactly when a Discord user joined the platform? Or perhaps you need to verify if a “suspicious” user in your server is actually a brand new bot account?
Every account, server, and message on Discord has a unique fingerprint called a User ID (or Snowflake). Hidden inside this string of numbers is an exact timestamp. Using our Discord User ID Lookup tool, you can decode this number to reveal the precise creation date of any account down to the millisecond.
❓ How to find a Discord User ID
You cannot check account age using just a username (like User#1234). You need the numeric ID. This feature is hidden by default.
On Desktop (PC / Mac):
- Go to User Settings (Gear Icon) > Advanced.
- Toggle Developer Mode to ON.
- Right-click any user’s name or profile picture.
- Select Copy User ID from the bottom of the menu.
On Mobile (iOS / Android):
- Tap your profile picture > App Settings.
- Scroll to Advanced and enable Developer Mode.
- Tap on any user’s profile to open their card.
- Tap the “three dots” icon (top right) and select Copy ID.
Why Check Discord Account Age? (3 Major Use Cases)
This tool is widely used by server moderators, cybersecurity researchers, and curious users. Here is why you might need it:
1. Detecting “Smurf” Accounts & Raiders
Raiders often create bulk accounts to spam servers. If 50 users join your server instantly, you can check their IDs. If they were all created “10 minutes ago,” they are bots. Real users typically have accounts that are months or years old.
2. Preventing Scams (The “Fake Staff” Trick)
A common scam involves an impersonator changing their name to “Discord Support” or “Mod Team.” They might message you claiming you have been banned. Check their ID immediately. Official Discord staff accounts are usually extremely old (created 2015-2017). If the “Admin” account is only 2 weeks old, it is a scam.
3. Recovering Server History
This tool logic doesn’t just work for users. It works for Server IDs too! If you want to know the exact birthday of a community, right-click the server icon, copy the Server ID, and paste it above. You will see the exact founding date.
Deep Dive: How Discord Snowflakes Work
You might be wondering: “How does this tool know my join date without logging in?”
The answer is that Discord IDs are not random. They use a standard called Twitter Snowflakes. This is a 64-bit integer that is generated chronologically.
| Bit Range | Description |
|---|---|
| Bits 63-22 | Timestamp: The number of milliseconds since the “Discord Epoch” (Jan 1, 2015). This is the part our tool reads. |
| Bits 21-17 | Internal Worker ID: Identifies which internal Discord server generated the ID. |
| Bits 16-12 | Internal Process ID: Identifies the specific process on that server. |
| Bits 11-0 | Increment: A counter to ensure IDs generated at the exact same millisecond are still unique. |
⚠️ Privacy & Safety Notice
1. Client-Side Only: This lookup happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. We do not send the IDs you search to any server, and we do not log your queries.
2. Public Info: Account creation dates are public information available to anyone with Developer Mode enabled. This tool does not reveal private data like email addresses, IP addresses, or phone numbers.
Global Availability
This tool is used by Discord communities worldwide. Whether you are a server admin in India, the Philippines, the United Kingdom (UK), or Canada, our Snowflake decoder runs locally in your browser to provide instant, accurate account verification in your local timezone.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I find a username using just the ID?
No. A User ID (Snowflake) contains the creation timestamp, but it does not contain the username or profile picture. To see the username associated with an ID, you would need to use a Discord Bot or paste the ID into the Discord search bar (@<id>) to ping them.
What is the difference between “Created At” and “Joined At”?
This is a common confusion. “Created At” (which this tool shows) is when the user first downloaded Discord and made their account. “Joined At” is when they entered a specific server. This tool only reveals the global account creation date.
Why are some Discord IDs shorter than others?
Most modern IDs are 18 or 19 digits long. However, accounts created in early 2015 might have 17-digit IDs. This is normal! If an ID is shorter than 17 digits, it is likely not a valid User ID.
What is the oldest possible Discord ID?
The “Discord Epoch” began on January 1, 2015. Any ID generated before that date is technically impossible under the current Snowflake system.
Does this work for Deleted Accounts?
Yes. Even if a user has deleted their account (showing as Deleted User#0000), their User ID still contains the creation date. You can verify when a deleted account was originally made.
Can I verify bot ages?
Absolutely. Bots use the exact same ID system as humans. You can use this to verify if a bot is a legacy application or a brand new script.
This tool is a third-party utility and is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or specifically approved by Discord Inc.
“Discord” and the Discord Logo are trademarks of Discord Inc. It works entirely offline using public Snowflake ID structure.