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STEAMID I/O LOOKUP AND CONVERT YOUR STEAMID, STEAMID3, STEAMID64, CUSTOMURL AND
COMMUNITY ID

Toggle navigation
 * home
 * lookup
 * feedback
 * privacy
 * 

Toggle Dropdown
 * single entry
 * extended list

lookup
about

STEAMID I/O: convert steamIDs, steamID64s, steamID3s, customURLs and find Steam
Community profiles.


STEAMIDS

A steamID is a unique identifier used to identify a Steam account. A steamID can
be converted to the newer steamID3 and to a steamID64, sometimes referred to as
community ID or friendID. With this steamID64, a user's Steam community page can
be found. A customURL is an optional, more personalised identifier to look up a
user's Steam Community page with.


SIGNING IN



Signing in through Steam gives you the following options and features:

 * show/hide a Steam user's avatar
 * show/hide a Steam user's location in an embedded OpenStreetMaps frame
 * export of list output for use in SourceBans
 * enable/disable autofocus on the input form field
 * post feedback

Signing in through Steam is entirely safe. Only your community id is passed on
to STEAMID I/O, for which a profile will be created. In this profile you can set
said options to your liking.

If you no longer wish to keep your profile, you may simply stop using it or
request to having it removed.


OPENSEARCH

If your browser is OpenSearch compliant (Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer 7
and above), you can install and use the browser search plugin. Click here to
install it.


GRATITUDE

Thank you...
 * voogru for posting about the algorithm on the Allied Modders forums
 * xPaw for providing a reliable steamID library
 * Valve for providing an API

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