Snowflake ID Decoder

Decode 64-bit Twitter, Discord, and Instagram Snowflake IDs into exact UTC creation timestamps, worker/node IDs, process IDs, and sequence numbers.

Why Use This Tool?

• Extract Creation Date from Discord IDs: Find exact account registration or message post timestamps from Discord snowflake IDs.
• Twitter API Debugging: Decode Tweet IDs to calculate exact post creation dates.
• Distributed ID Analysis: Inspect 64-bit Snowflake bit layouts (Timestamp + Worker ID + Sequence).

How to Use

1. Enter 64-bit Snowflake ID string (e.g. `175928345719283712`).
2. Select Epoch (Discord 2015 epoch or Twitter 2006 epoch).
3. View parsed Creation Date (UTC & Local), Timestamp, Worker ID, and Sequence.

Real Working Example

Input:

Discord Snowflake ID: 175928345719283712 | Epoch: Discord (2015-01-01)

Output Result:

Creation Date: April 30, 2016 11:25:40.123 UTC
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-indigo-600 dark:text-indigo-400 font-semibold hover:underline" title="Learn more about Unix timestamp on official docs">Unix Timestamp</a>: 1462015540123 ms
Internal Worker ID: 1 | Process ID: 0 | Sequence: 0

Important Technical Details & Specifications

• 64-Bit Bitshift Math: Shifts 41 bits for timestamp `(snowflake >> 22) + Epoch`, 10 bits for worker/node ID, and 12 bits for sequence.
• BigInt Precision: Uses native 64-bit BigInt to prevent 53-bit JavaScript integer overflow.
• Local Memory Processing: Zero network overhead.

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