Discord Snowflake Decoder
Use this tool to retrieve the creation date of a Discord snowflake. This tool works with any type of Discord ID.
About this tool
The Snowflake Decoder is a handy tool that allows you to easily decode a Discord snowflake to obtain its creation date and corresponding Unix timestamp. Snowflakes are unique identifiers used by Discord for messages, users, channels, and other entities. With this tool, you can quickly determine the exact date and time when a specific snowflake was generated.
Simply enter the snowflake, and the decoder will instantly provide you with the creation date in a readable format, as well as the corresponding Unix timestamp. This tool is particularly useful for developers, server administrators, and anyone curious about the origins of specific entities on Discord.
In short, whether you want to track the creation time of messages, users, or other objects on Discord, the Snowflake Decoder offers a simple and efficient way to convert these unique identifiers into useful information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the most frequently asked questions
What is a Snowflake ID?
How do I obtain a Discord Snowflake (ID) for a server, user, or message?
To obtain a Discord Snowflake (ID) such as for a server, user, or message, you first need to enable Developer Mode in your Discord client. Here's how to enable it depending on your device:
- On a PC: Go to Settings -> "Advanced" to enable Developer Mode.
- On a mobile device: Go to Settings -> "Advanced" to enable Developer Mode.
Once Developer Mode is enabled, you can easily retrieve different types of IDs:
- Server ID: Right-click on the server icon in the sidebar and select "Copy ID".
- User ID: Right-click on a user's profile or avatar and select "Copy ID". On mobile, tap and hold the profile, tap the three dots, and select "Copy ID".
- Message ID: Right-click on a specific message and select "Copy ID". On mobile, tap and hold the message, tap the three dots, and select "Copy ID".
These IDs are unique and can be used for various Discord API requests or other moderation purposes.
How does the Snowflake Decoder work?
Why would I need to decode a Discord Snowflake?
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