The process is different, depending on the IDs that you need. For iOS you’ll head to User Settings > Appearance > Advanced and turn on Developer Mode.Īfter you've enabled Developer Mode, you can grab the information needed.

For Android users, go to User Settings > App Settings > Behavior and turn on Developer Mode. To start, you’ll want to enable Developer Mode. Keep in mind you’re also able to grab IDs using the mobile app. Here, the channel ID will be the 18 digit number at the end of your URL:Ĭopy that number at the end of the URL and you'll be all good to go! Once you've got that sorted out, go ahead and open the DM you'd like the ID for: Make sure the same account is logged in here as in your desktop account! To log out of an incorrect account, follow these steps. To get a DM channel ID, you'll need to open Discord in your browser at. You're all set! Bonus Round: Copying a Direct Message channel IDįor either group or individual DMs, the process is a little different. Once you've clicked 'Copy ID', you'll have the message, user, or server ID copied to your clipboard. In the right-click menu for any of the fields you've selected, you'll see the 'Copy ID' option. To get the Message Link, click on the 3 dots to the far right of the message. This will give you both the Message ID and Channel ID Important Note: To grab the Channel ID, shift+click the Copy ID button for a message. You'll find Developer Mode in User Settings > Advanced.įor server ID, right-click the Server name above the text channel listįor message ID, right-click anywhere within the text message Here are the steps to find any of those! Make sure you have Developer mode enabled While you can use Discord entirely without knowing any of these ID numbers, some circumstances may arise where you need to get one, just in case. Users, individual messages, and entire Discord servers all have a multi-digit ID number that can be used in various cases.

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