Get the permanent numeric user ID of any X (Twitter) account from its @handle, profile link or a post link. Free, instant and no X login needed.
Paste a profile link, post link or @handle to get the numeric user ID.
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Every social media account has a permanent unique ID assigned by the platform. Even if the username changes, this ID stays the same. During AccoSwap escrow transactions, account IDs are used to verify that the exact correct account is being transferred.
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Browse verified accounts →x.com/handle) or the link of a post, or type the @handle.Every X account has a numeric user ID that is set when the account is created. For example, the user ID of @elonmusk is 44196397. The @handle is only a name on top of that number: the owner can change it, but the user ID stays the same for good. Since the switch from Twitter to X the IDs have not changed, so old twitter.com links and IDs still match.
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No. The user ID is given when the account is created and never changes. The @handle and the display name can be changed at any time.
Yes. Links from x.com, twitter.com and mobile.twitter.com all work, as well as plain @handles.
Yes. Paste the link of any post and the tool returns the user ID of the account that posted it.
X does not share the details of suspended accounts, so the tool tells you the account is suspended or unavailable instead of showing an ID.
Yes. It is free and needs no sign-up. There is a short per-minute limit so the tool stays fast for everyone.