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Social Media ID Finder

Find YouTube Channel ID, Facebook Page ID, Instagram User ID, TikTok secUid, Telegram handle, Twitter/X, Twitch & Discord IDs from any profile URL.

YouTube Facebook Instagram Telegram Twitter/X TikTok Twitch Discord

Try: youtube.com/@MrBeast  ·  instagram.com/cristiano  ·  t.me/telegram  ·  x.com/elonmusk

Platform
Username / Name
Public ID / Handle
Profile URL

Supports 8 platforms · works with profile URLs and @handles

Instant lookup

IDs detected in seconds from public profile URLs — no API key needed.

No registration

Use the tool freely in your browser without login or signup.

8 platforms

YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Twitter/X, Twitch, Discord.

What can this tool find?

This free Social Media ID Finder tool extracts publicly available identifiers from profile URLs and @handles across the most popular social networks:

Who needs a social media ID?

Social media IDs are used by developers integrating platform APIs, marketers tracking brand accounts, content creators configuring website widgets, and anyone embedding social feeds. The YouTube Channel ID is especially sought after for YouTube Data API v3 queries, RSS feed subscriptions, and third-party analytics tools.

How to find a YouTube Channel ID

Paste a YouTube channel URL (e.g. youtube.com/channel/UCxxxxxx), a YouTube @handle (e.g. @MrBeast), or a custom YouTube username URL into the box above and click Find ID. The tool fetches the public channel page and extracts the official Channel ID automatically.

How to find a Facebook Page ID

Paste the full Facebook page URL (e.g. facebook.com/NASA) and click Find ID. The tool reads the public page metadata to extract the numeric Page ID used by the Facebook Graph API.

Long-tail use cases

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste your YouTube channel URL or @handle into the search box and click Find ID. Your Channel ID starts with "UC" and is the unique identifier used by the YouTube Data API.
Yes, completely free. No login, no signup, and no usage limits. Just paste the URL and click Find ID.
Social media IDs are required for API integrations, embedding social feeds on websites, configuring analytics tools, and building developer applications that interact with platform data.
YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Twitter/X, Twitch, and Discord. More platforms may be added in future updates.
Yes. You can paste YouTube @handles directly (e.g. @MrBeast) and the tool will automatically resolve them to the correct Channel ID.