Online FACEBOOK ID Finder Tool

When creating a Facebook account, the system automatically assigns the user an identification number, known as the Facebook ID. Facebook allows the user replace their ID with username. If you are using a custom username for your Facebook profile or page, then unique profile ID will not appear. Many tutorials give you an instruction by clicking right mouse on image profile to find your unique ID. Now I will tell you even easier to find your Facebook profile ID.  Every Facebook profile, and Facebook Fan Page, has an associated ID number. Depending on what applications you might be setting up, or services you are joining, you will find yourself needing your Facebook ID, of your Facebook Fan Page ID Using Facebook User ID Finder Tool.

How To Find Your Facebook ID:

Non-Customized Facebook Profile URL

For those of you who haven’t customized the URL of your Facebook, then finding your ID is super easy.  Just click on the “Profile” tab in the upper right hand corner then look at the URL (web address).

Your URL (web address) will look something like this:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008114284309

I’ve highlighted the Facebook profile ID above, and it’s the 15 digit number that comes after the “id” portion.

Customized Facebook Profile URL

Now, for those of you that have already customized the URL of your personal Facebook profile, you need to do something a little bit different.

Here’s what I mean by a customized Facebook profile URL – I’ll use my Facebook profile as the example:

http://www.facebook.com/kunwardeepmalik

If you’ve customized the URL, then obviously the ID is no longer showing.
So what you need to do to get the ID of your Facebook profile, if you’ve customized your URL, is simply copy your customized username "kunwardeepmalik" And Paste Into Below facebook user ID finder tool
and finally click on Get ID button to get your facebook id .

To find the user ID of a named user, you must query the Open Graph. Every object within the Open Graph has a unique URL that can be inspected and will return information about that object. Users are no exception.
The URL to a named user is http://graph.facebook.com/kunwardeepmalik, and will return a JSON object containing information about that user:

{ "id": "100008114284309", "first_name": "KunwarDeep", "gender": "male", "last_name": "Malik", "locale": "en_US", "name": "KunwarDeep Malik", "username": "kunwardeepmalik" }

The user ID is specified in the id property.

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