Snowflake ID Decoder: quick start guide
Everything you need for a first successful run: what to paste in, which option actually matters, and how to read the result.
How to use
- Open the tool and paste your input into the left pane.
- Set only the options your task actually needs — the defaults are correct for most inputs.
- Read the result in the right pane; it updates as you type.
- Use Copy to take the result, or Download to save it as a file.
Examples
Decoded against the Twitter epoch (2010-11-04). Change the epoch for Discord (2015-01-01).
Input
1234567890123456789
Output — Results
1234567890123456789 Layout (Twitter/Discord style, 64 bits) timestamp 41 bits 294343922167 worker/dc 10 bits 664 (datacenter 20, worker 24) sequence 12 bits 277 Epoch used 1288834974657 ms (2010-11-04T01:42:54.657Z) Milliseconds 1583178896824 UTC 2020-03-02T19:54:56.824Z Local Mon Mar 02 2020 19:54:56 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) Binary 00010001001000100001000011110100011111011 1101001100 0000100010101 Hex 0x112210F47DE98115 Bits used 61 of 64
Run
Description
Decode a Twitter or Discord snowflake into its timestamp, worker and sequence bits.
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