Default avatar lookup

Shows which default Discord avatar number and image a user ID works out to.

Runs locally

Works out which default profile picture Discord gives a user ID. It is the picture you see on accounts that never uploaded one.

User ID

A 17-20 digit number. Turn on Developer Mode in Discord settings and use "Copy User ID" on a profile.

Type a user ID and the default profile picture will appear here.

Default profile picture

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The image comes straight from Discord's CDN (cdn.discordapp.com). This tool loads all six pictures whenever the page is drawn, so those requests do not reveal which number you got. What the CDN sees is that this page was opened, plus your connection details; the ID you typed is in none of the addresses sent to the CDN. (With the browser cache turned off, the picture for your number may be requested once more.)

Opens in a new tab; the address carries only the number (0-5), never the ID you typed. The color values were measured from the real images on 2026-09-20.

Default profile picture number0 - 5

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ID shifted right by 22 bitsThe number is this value modulo 6

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Image addressThe address carries only the number, never the ID you typed

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Account creation time (Coordinated Universal Time)The time packed into the user ID, UTC+00:00

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The picture for each number

These come from the same CDN.

0 · blurple
1 · gray
2 · green
3 · yellow
4 · red
5 · pink

How it is calculated

default picture number = (user ID / 4194304, rounded down) mod 6

4194304 is 2 to the power of 22.

This calculation uses the user ID alone. Picking the default picture from the tag (discriminator) was a different calculation, and this tool does not do it. Accounts that uploaded their own picture show that picture instead, so this number never appears for them.