How to Find your User ID on Twitter (X)

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Easily locate your Twitter/X ID using third-party tools

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Last Updated: April 1, 2024 Fact Checked

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Every user on the platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has a unique numerical user ID. Some API applications require you to use user IDs instead of usernames to access user information. While X no longer lets you view user IDs on the website or mobile app, you can still find anyone's Twitter/X user ID using a third-party website. This wikiHow article teaches you how to find your user ID on X (Twitter).

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While you won't find your user ID on the X (Twitter) platform anymore, you can still look it up using a third-party website.
Visit a site like What's My Twitter ID, Find Twitter ID, or Twitter ID Finder, enter a username, and click the "Find" or "Get ID" button.
You can use an X/Twitter User ID finder to find the user ID for any Twitter user as long as you know their username.

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Use https://ilo.so/twitter-id/ to view your user ID. This easy-to-use website will find the user ID of any X user. Just enter a username and click Get ID to display the numeric user ID.

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Look up your username at https://findidfb.com/find-twitter-id. Find Twitter ID is a fast and easy tool that makes finding anyone's Twitter/X user ID a breeze. Just enter your username and click Find numeric ID to display your user ID, |sign-up date, and follower count.
- You can also use this tool to find your user ID for Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

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Go to https://twiteridfinder.com to find your user ID. While "Twitter" is misspelled in the URL of this site, you can still use it to find your user ID in any web browser. Just enter your username into the field and click Convert to display your user ID, account status, follower account, and more.

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I need to find my username to log in to my Twitter account I do only know the password for my account

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If you remember what email address you used, you can try to retrieve your username using your email.

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Can't find Twitter data in my phone

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That information is no longer available on the mobile app. You need to use a third-party website.

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User ID not shown under Username (or anywhere else). How can I find it?

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You need to use a third-party website. You just need to enter your username, and it will do the rest.

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