How do I find my own Steam ID?
Open Steam, click your username at the top right, choose "View my profile", then copy the URL from your browser. Paste it into the search above to get every other format.
A Steam ID is the unique identifier Valve uses for every Steam account. The same account shows up in several different formats depending on where you find it — in URLs, on the Steam community, in CS2 server logs, and in third-party APIs. This tool converts between all of them in one click.
76561197960287930[U:1:22202]STEAM_0:0:1110122202steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197960287930steamcommunity.com/id/gabelogannewelltradeoffer/new/?partner=...&token=...Open Steam, click your username at the top right, choose "View my profile", then copy the URL from your browser. Paste it into the search above to get every other format.
They're all encodings of the same underlying 32-bit account number. Steam2 was the original (STEAM_0:Y:Z), Steam3 added universe and type tags ([U:1:N]), and Steam64 packs everything into a single 17-digit number.
Vanity URLs like /id/yourname are pointers, not IDs — we have to ask Steam's API which account owns the name. Steam2, Steam3 and Steam64 inputs resolve locally in your browser with no network round-trip.
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Steam2 is what CS2 and CS:GO server logs print, what most server admin tools accept, and what shows up in the in-game console. Steam64 is what modern Steam APIs and third-party services expect.
Yes — conversion works on the ID itself, regardless of the account's privacy settings or status. We can show the canonical Steam64 even for private profiles.