Every Discord ID contains the moment the object was created. Paste IDs, mentions or message links and instantly see the date, age and internal bits – all locally in your browser.
613425648685547541Tuesday, 20 August 2019 at 17:34:31
When this server was created.
<t:1566322471:F>Binary (64 bit)
0000100010000011010100110110000010011110000001000000000000010101Worker and process only tell which Discord machine issued the ID – nothing about location or person.
613430047285706767Tuesday, 20 August 2019 at 17:52:00
When this channel was created. A thread started from a message has that message's ID.
<t:1566323520:F>Binary (64 bit)
0000100010000011010101110110000010111111000001000000000000001111Worker and process only tell which Discord machine issued the ID – nothing about location or person.
1234567891234567890Monday, 29 April 2024 at 18:12:02
When this message was sent.
<t:1714414322:F>Binary (64 bit)
0001000100100010000100001111010011000000001000111011011011010010Worker and process only tell which Discord machine issued the ID – nothing about location or person.
175928847299117063Saturday, 30 April 2016 at 11:18:25
When the object with this ID was created. The ID itself doesn't say whether it's an account, server, message or role – it's only the account age if it is a user ID.
<t:1462015105:F>Binary (64 bit)
0000001001110001000001100101101011000001000000100000000000000111Worker and process only tell which Discord machine issued the ID – nothing about location or person.
13238028730368000001323802873040994303For API parameters like before, after and around, or to fetch messages from a point in time.
ID A is older
Discord IDs are called snowflakes: 64-bit numbers whose top 42 bits store the milliseconds since 1 January 2015 (the “Discord epoch”). Then come 5 worker bits, 5 process bits and a 12-bit increment. Because the number is larger than what JavaScript numbers can hold exactly, this tool uses BigInt.
No. A snowflake tells you when the object with that ID was created. For a user ID that's the account, for a server ID the server, for a message ID when it was sent. The ID itself doesn't say what kind of object it is – the tool can only tell from mentions like <@…> or from message links.
Enable Developer Mode under Settings → Advanced. Every right-click or long-press menu then shows “Copy ID”. For messages, “Copy Message Link” gives you the server, channel and message ID at once.
Excel, Google Sheets and JavaScript only keep about 15–16 digits. An 18–19 digit Discord ID gets rounded and the last digits turn into zeros. The date is then roughly right, but the ID itself is broken. Format the column as text or copy the ID again from Discord.
No. Besides the timestamp a snowflake only holds worker, process and increment bits. They tell which Discord machine issued the ID, nothing about the user, their location or device.
Many Discord API endpoints take before, after or around as an ID. Converting a date into the smallest or largest snowflake of that millisecond lets your bot fetch, for example, every message since 1 January.
No. The conversion is pure math ((id >> 22) + 1420070400000) and runs entirely in your browser. There is no request to Discord or to us.