Status line with STEAM_1
- Input
- # 2 1 "Player1" STEAM_1:0:11101
- Expected output
- 76561197960287930
Only the ID is extracted; userid, name and ping are ignored.
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extract steam ids from cs2 status in bulk
Switch the converter to Batch mode, keep free-text scanning on and paste the content. The tool looks for IDs in the four formats, ignores the rest of the line and builds a table you can copy as CSV or TSV.
Only the ID is extracted; userid, name and ping are ignored.
Account ID 123456789.
Account ID 1.
The number in the address is the SteamID64.
A Steam lookup is needed to learn the number.
Subtract 76561197960265728 from the SteamID64 to get the Account ID (N). Then Y is N mod 2 and Z is N divided by 2, rounded down, and the result is STEAM_X:Y:Z. Example: 76561197960287930 minus the base gives N = 22202, so Y = 0, Z = 11101 and the ID is STEAM_0:0:11101.
No, the format varies by game and version. That is why the scan recognizes STEAM_X:Y:Z, [U:1:N], SteamID64 and profile links, without depending on fixed columns.
The conversion is local and fast, and the table scrolls inside a height-limited area. For very long lists, export as CSV and open it in a spreadsheet.
No. The scan and the conversion run in the browser. Only the SteamDB and steamid.io links, which open in another tab when you click, take the ID to third-party sites.
Example loaded: replace it with the ID you want to convert.
Input recognized as SteamID64
The 64 bits, left to right: universe, type, instance and Account ID.
SteamDB and steamid.io are third-party sites. The trade link needs the partner's token to send an offer; here it only identifies the account.
| Input | SteamID64 | SteamID2 | SteamID3 | Account ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STEAM_1:0:11101 | 76561197960287930 | STEAM_1:0:11101 | [U:1:22202] | 22202 |
| [U:1:123456789] | 76561198083722517 | STEAM_1:1:61728394 | [U:1:123456789] | 123456789 |
| 76561197960265729 | 76561197960265729 | STEAM_1:1:0 | [U:1:1] | 1 |