Player UID Lookup

A UID (User ID) is the 9-digit number that uniquely identifies a Genshin Impact account, completely separate from your in-game nickname — two players can share a name but never a UID. It's the exact number the game servers use to tell accounts apart, and it's also the only key this page needs to pull someone's public Showcase data.

No username, no email, no other account info required — just the 9 digits, and the lookup works.

Your UID shows up in three spots in-game: bottom-right corner of the main screen, inside the Paimon menu under your profile, and in Settings — tapping the UID line there copies the number straight to your clipboard, the easiest way to grab it for sharing or pasting into a lookup box.

The first digit alone also hints at which server region an account is on, going by the convention the community uses: 6 for NA, 7 for EU, 8 or 18 for Asia, and 9 for TW/HK/MO.

Private by default: a Genshin Impact account doesn't expose build data automatically. For someone else (or this page) to see it, the account owner has to open the Paimon menu, tap the pencil icon next to their name to open Edit Profile, then go into Character Showcase and pick up to 12 characters to display.

Picking characters alone isn't enough — Show Character Details also has to be switched on, or visitors only see character portraits with no stats behind them. There's one more optional toggle, Display Constellation Level, which reveals each character's constellation tier alongside everything else.

The data comes from enka.network, the public showcase API that basically every Genshin UID lookup tool out there relies on. Once a search succeeds, the page shows exactly what Character Showcase made public: up to 12 selected characters, each with full stats since Show Character Details was enabled (plus constellation tier, if Display Constellation Level was turned on too).

Just changed your Showcase in-game and the lookup still shows the old build? That's not a bug — give it a few minutes and search again, the fresh data will be there.

CV (Crit Value) is the community-standard way to grade an artifact set, calculated as CV = CRIT Rate × 2 + CRIT DMG — it folds both crit stats into a single number so you can compare gear at a glance.

From the CV score, the page maps to five easy-to-read Ranks: SS at 220 and up, S at 180 and up, A at 130 and up, B at 90 and up, and anything below 90 is C. This is the community's own rating scale for how good an artifact set's crit rolls are, not an official in-game stat.

Three usual suspects: a mistyped digit somewhere in the UID, that account never turning on Character Showcase, or the owner keeping their profile private so nobody can look it up from outside the game.

Work through them in that order — double-check the UID first, and if the number's definitely right, the fix sits on the other account's end: they need to open Edit Profile, add characters to Character Showcase, and enable Show Character Details before a search will turn up anything.

Looking up someone else's UID is completely harmless: the page only reads whatever Character Showcase data the account owner already chose to make public — no login, no password, no email or any other account info exposed beyond that Showcase — the same as a friend viewing your profile inside the game itself.

Practical use: grab UIDs from friends or guildmates to compare builds fast, checking each character's CV and Rank to spot which artifact set needs replacing first. If you want your own build to be easy for others to look up, keep all 12 slots filled in Character Showcase and always leave Show Character Details switched on.