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Finding your Facebook ID (FBID) is simple, though the exact method depends on whether you're looking for your personal profile ID, a business page ID, or an ID for a specific app. 1. Find Your Personal Profile ID Every user has a unique numeric ID.

Check the URL: If you haven't set a custom username, your ID is often right in the web address: facebook.com/profile.php?id=1234567890. View Page Source: Go to your profile on a desktop browser.

Right-click and select "View Page Source" (or press Ctrl+U). find my fbid

Press Ctrl+F and search for "owning_profile_id" or "selectedID".

The numbers in the quotation marks following that phrase is your ID. Finding your Facebook ID (FBID) is simple, though

External Tools: Sites like Find My FBID or Lookup ID allow you to paste your profile URL and they will extract the numeric ID for you. 2. Find Your Facebook Page ID

If you manage a business page, you can find the ID directly in the settings: Find Your Business Portfolio ID | Meta Business Help Center Method 1: Request Desktop Site (Mobile Browser)

Find your business ID * Go to Settings. * Select Business portfolio info from the left menu. * Below your business portfolio name, Find Your Business Portfolio ID | Help Center - Facebook

Method 1: Request Desktop Site (Mobile Browser)

  1. Open Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android).
  2. Go to m.facebook.com or facebook.com.
  3. Log into your account.
  4. Tap the three dots (or browser menu) and select “Request Desktop Site”.
  5. Once the desktop version loads, tap on your profile picture to go to your profile.
  6. Copy the URL from the address bar. If it shows a custom username, follow the “View Page Source” steps above (mobile browsers allow page source viewing via view-source: before the URL).

Shortcut: In your mobile browser, type view-source:https://facebook.com/yourusername and search for profile_id.

⚠️ Important Privacy Note

Your FBID is public information. It is not considered sensitive data (like a password). Anyone can look it up if they have your profile link. However, you should never share your Access Token or login credentials with any website promising to find an FBID.

Using cURL in Terminal:

curl -i -X GET "https://graph.facebook.com/me?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN&fields=id"

This returns pure JSON, with your id field being the FBID.