ID → date
Date → ID
1545476822269952000How to use it
Paste a Discord ID (17–20 digits) to decode the creation time in UTC, plus worker/process/sequence. To encode, pick a date — Kitcord uses Discord’s epoch 1420070400000 and BigInt math, never 32-bit overflow.
FAQ
What is a Discord snowflake?+
A snowflake is Discord’s unique ID format. The high bits are milliseconds since 2015-01-01 UTC (epoch 1420070400000). Lower bits store worker id, process id, and an incrementing sequence.
How do I find when a Discord account was created?+
Copy the user ID (Developer Mode → right-click → Copy User ID) and paste it here. The converter shows the creation timestamp from the snowflake — not the username or any private data.
Can I convert a date back into a Discord snowflake?+
Yes. Encoding uses ((timestamp - epoch) << 22) plus optional worker, process, and increment bits. A date-only snowflake typically uses zeros for those extra fields.
Why are Discord IDs 17–19 digits?+
They are decimal representations of 64-bit integers. Older IDs are shorter; newer ones grow as the timestamp bits increase. JavaScript must use BigInt so bits above 2^53 stay accurate.
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