Usernames and user IDs are part of your public profile, which can help your friends find you on Facebook. A username is the web address for your profile or Page (example: Facebook.com/yourname).
Username
Your username is often a variation of your name, like john.doe99 or johndoe9. You can create your own username or choose a username that Facebook suggests.
Some of the things you can do with usernames:
a) Create a custom link (for example, www.facebook.com/johndoe9) to your profile that you can share with your friends or post on external websites.
b) Access information about someone through Facebook. For example, if your username is johndoe9, your friends can go to “facebook.com/johndoe9” to see your profile and any public information.
You can control what information you share publicly. Learn how to adjust what people can see in your profile.
User ID
Your User ID is a string of numbers that doesn't personally identify you but does connect to your Facebook profile. You have a User ID automatically, whether or not you choose to create a username.
User IDs can:
a) Allow someone with the ID to see your profile, including any public information.
b) Help other applications personalize your experience by connecting with your Facebook account. When you allow apps to connect with your Facebook account, they can use your user ID to see public information, like your public profile and your friend list.
c) When you run into issues with an app or game, your User ID can help the developer better investigate the problem to understand and address your specific concerns.
Username
Your username is often a variation of your name, like john.doe99 or johndoe9. You can create your own username or choose a username that Facebook suggests.
Some of the things you can do with usernames:
a) Create a custom link (for example, www.facebook.com/johndoe9) to your profile that you can share with your friends or post on external websites.
b) Access information about someone through Facebook. For example, if your username is johndoe9, your friends can go to “facebook.com/johndoe9” to see your profile and any public information.
You can control what information you share publicly. Learn how to adjust what people can see in your profile.
User ID
Your User ID is a string of numbers that doesn't personally identify you but does connect to your Facebook profile. You have a User ID automatically, whether or not you choose to create a username.
User IDs can:
a) Allow someone with the ID to see your profile, including any public information.
b) Help other applications personalize your experience by connecting with your Facebook account. When you allow apps to connect with your Facebook account, they can use your user ID to see public information, like your public profile and your friend list.
c) When you run into issues with an app or game, your User ID can help the developer better investigate the problem to understand and address your specific concerns.
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