SteamID Converter

One Steam account, four ways to write it

Every Steam account has a single number behind it, the account ID. Games, plugins and websites just write it in different ways:

The conversion is simple arithmetic, which is why this tool works instantly and never calls Steam:

• SteamID64 = 76561197960265728 + account ID
• steam2 = STEAM_0:Y:Z, where Y is the account ID modulo 2 and Z is the account ID divided by 2
• SteamID3 = [U:1:account ID]

STEAM_1: and STEAM_0: point to the same account: some games print a 1, most print a 0. This tool accepts both.

Which one does Rust use?

Rust works with the SteamID64 everywhere. You need it to:

• give a role: ownerid 76561197960287930 "name" "reason" or moderatorid …,
• ban a player who is offline: banid 76561197960287930 "name" "reason",
• add a player to an Oxide or Carbon group: oxide.usergroup add 76561197960287930 vip or c.usergroup add …,
• find a player in the status list of the server console.

If a plugin, a ban list or a player report gives you a STEAM_0 or a [U:1:…] id, convert it here before you type a command.

How to find a SteamID64

• From a profile link: a link like steamcommunity.com/profiles/7656119… already contains it; paste the link above.
• Your own account: the Account details page of your Steam account shows your Steam ID.
• A custom profile link (steamcommunity.com/id/name): only Steam can turn the name into an id. Open the profile in Steam, or ask the player for the link of their profile.
• On your Rust server: the status command of the server console lists every connected player with their SteamID64.

Stop copying SteamIDs by hand

With Servycore, every player who joins your Rust server gets a profile: SteamID, Steam names, sessions, playtime, reports and bans, across all your servers. Bans, roles and VIP groups are given from the profile in one click, with the right SteamID every time, and a network ban stops the player before they even load in.