Snowflake ID analyzer

Works out the creation time and the internal parts (worker, process, increment) of a Discord ID.

Runs locally

Every Discord user, server, channel and message ID carries the moment it was made. Put an ID in and this works out that creation time and the parts packed inside it (worker, process, increment).

Discord ID

Turn on Developer Mode under Advanced in Discord settings, then right-click a user, server, channel or message to copy its ID.

Type an ID and the creation time and its parts appear here.

Creation time

Creation time (Korea Standard Time)UTC+09:00

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Creation time (Coordinated Universal Time)UTC+00:00

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ISO 8601The standard notation, down to the millisecond

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Unix time (seconds)The number that goes into a timestamp code

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Unix time (milliseconds)The precision the ID actually holds

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Parts packed into the ID

Worker ID

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0-31

Process ID

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0-31

Increment

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0-4095, counting up within the same millisecond

Timestamp codes for the creation time

Paste a code into a message and everyone sees when this ID was made, in their own time zone. Codes count whole seconds, so the milliseconds are dropped.

Style	Code
Short timeHour and minute	—
Long timeHour, minute and second	—
Short dateYear/month/day	—
Long dateYear, month and day	—
Date and timeWhat you get when the style is left out	—
Date and time with the weekdayThe longest form	—
Relative timeKeeps changing as time passes	—

The creation time is worked out from the ID itself, so it is when the account or server was really made. The worker, process and increment only say which machine inside Discord handed out the ID and in what order; they mean nothing beyond that.