526 Anacapa Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Next to Dune Coffee Roasters
[Directions at Google Maps].
Find: My Fbid Patched
If the group has a custom web alias, use the method outlined above and search for target_id or group_id . Important Security Warning Regarding Third-Party Lookups
Even if two people have the exact same name (or even the same username on different pages), their FBIDs will always be unique.
An FBID (Facebook ID) is a unique numeric string assigned to every profile, page, and group on the platform. While modern Facebook URLs often use custom "usernames" (vanity URLs), the underlying numeric ID is still used for various technical tasks like API integrations or finding a specific profile when a name is changed. How to Find Your FBID find my fbid
You will see a line of code resembling "userID":"100001234567890" . The sequence of numbers inside the quotation marks is your FBID. Method 3: Utilizing the Facebook Graph API
Yes. Any Facebook user can view your FBID by using the “View Page Source” method on your public profile. It is not considered private information by Meta, as it is used for API lookups. If the group has a custom web alias,
If you manage a business page, you can find the ID directly in the settings: Find Your Business Portfolio ID | Meta Business Help Center
: Switch into your Page, go to Menu > Your Page Name > Transparency and privacy policy to see the ID. While modern Facebook URLs often use custom "usernames"
curl -i -X GET "https://graph.facebook.com/me?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN&fields=id"
After you find a number, copy it. Then, type https://www.facebook.com/ followed directly by that number (e.g., https://www.facebook.com/123456789 ). If it is the correct FBID, the browser will automatically redirect to the user's profile page or page name.
| Problem | Solution | | :--- | :--- | | I see a username, not a number | Use View Page Source (Ctrl+F for profile_id ). | | My browser source doesn’t have profile_id | Facebook occasionally changes the JSON key. Search for \"id\" or userID . | | I’m logged into multiple accounts | Use an incognito/private window with only one account active. | | I need an , not a user ID | Ad Account ID starts with act_ (e.g., act_123456789 ). Find it in Business Settings. | | My profile is new (less than 30 days) | Very new profiles may not have a stable numeric ID yet. Wait 2–4 weeks. |
