Facebook ID Finder — Get Profile & Page IDs

Facebook profile or page URL

Best-effort — Facebook restricts automated access.

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How to use Facebook ID Finder

Enter the profile or page URL.
Read the numeric ID where it resolves (pages more reliably than profiles).
If it fails, check Page Settings → About, or view page source and search for "pageID"/"profile_id".
Use the ID in your API calls, plugins or ads configuration.

What is Facebook ID Finder?

A Facebook ID finder retrieves the numeric ID behind a Facebook profile or page — the permanent identifier (like 100044…) that underlies the human-readable username (facebook.com/yourpage). Where usernames can change, the numeric ID never does, which is why every technical integration needs it.

Facebook deliberately hides these IDs from the interface, so developers and marketers reach for finders. The tool is best-effort by nature — Facebook actively restricts automated access, so results depend on what's publicly resolvable.

About the Facebook ID Finder

Enter a Facebook profile or page URL and get its numeric ID where retrievable.

What the ID is needed for: Graph API and app integrations — every Facebook API call references pages and users by numeric ID, not username; social plugins — embedded page plugins, comment plugins and like boxes often want the ID; ads and Business Manager — connecting pages, pixels and assets frequently requires the ID; and Open Graph and app configuration — fb:app_id and page associations use numeric IDs.

Honest limitations: Facebook restricts automated access heavily and has locked down much profile data, so finders are best-effort — pages resolve more reliably than personal profiles, and private/restricted profiles may not resolve at all. When automated lookup fails, the manual routes still work: page IDs appear in Page Settings → About (or the page transparency section), and viewing page source and searching for "profile_id" or "pageID" often reveals it. For your own assets, Business Manager and the page's own settings are the authoritative source.

Frequently Asked Questions

APIs, plugins and ads tools reference pages/profiles by their permanent numeric ID, not the changeable username. The ID survives renames and is unambiguous — which is exactly what technical integrations require.

Facebook heavily restricts automated access and has locked down profile data — so finders are best-effort. Pages resolve more often than personal profiles; private/restricted accounts may not resolve at all.

Page Settings → About (or the page transparency panel) lists it. Alternatively, view the page source and search for "pageID" or "profile_id". For assets in Business Manager, the ID shows in the asset's settings.

No — that's its whole purpose. Usernames and vanity URLs can change; the numeric ID is assigned once and permanent, which is why integrations key on it rather than the handle.

Retrieving a public page's ID for legitimate integration (your API, plugin, ads) is standard practice — the ID is technical metadata. Respect Facebook's terms and privacy for personal profiles; this is infrastructure lookup, not data scraping.