STEAMID I/O: convert steamIDs, steamID64s, steamID3s, customURLs and find Steam Community profiles.
In order for us to unlink your Nexon account from your Steam account, we require you to provide us with your Steam ID for us to locate the correct account that is linked to your steam! If you have registered an account with Steam, you have a steam ID. This ID number, however, is not the same as your account name, nor is it any nickname you may choose to set. The Steam Support site has a pretty thorough step by step instruction. How can I find my SteamID?
Look Up Steam Account With Steam Id
steamIDs
A steamID is a unique identifier used to identify a Steam account. A steamID can be converted to the newer steamID3 and to a steamID64, sometimes referred to as community ID or friendID. With this steamID64, a user's Steam community page can be found. A customURL is an optional, more personalised identifier to look up a user's Steam Community page with.
signing in
Signing in through Steam gives you the following options and features:
- show/hide a Steam user's avatar
- show/hide a Steam user's location in an embedded OpenStreetMaps frame
- export of list output for use in SourceBans
- enable/disable autofocus on the input form field
- post feedback
Signing in through Steam is entirely safe. Only your community id is passed on to STEAMID I/O, for which a profile will be created. In this profile you can set said options to your liking.
If you no longer wish to keep your profile, you may simply stop using it or request to having it removed.
OpenSearch
If your browser is OpenSearch compliant (Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer 7 and above), you can install and use the browser search plugin. Click here to install it.
gratitude
Thank you...Steam64 Idf
- voogru for posting about the algorithm on the Allied Modders forums
- xPaw for providing a reliable steamID library
- Valve for providing an API