App ID Finder
Find any app’s numeric App Store ID from its name or URL in seconds.
Half the mobile ecosystem asks for it and Apple never shows it prominently: the numeric App Store ID, also called the track ID or Apple ID of an app. Attribution SDKs, ad networks, smart banners, deep-link configs, and store APIs all want the number — the digits that appear after “/id” in an apps.apple.com URL, like 1234567890.
This finder resolves it from whatever you have. Type the app’s name and pick it from search results, or paste any App Store URL, and you get the numeric ID ready to copy — with enough listing context shown alongside to be certain you grabbed the right app and not a lookalike.
How to find an App Store ID
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Search for the app by name, or paste its full apps.apple.com URL into the box.
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Confirm you have the right app — check the developer name and icon, since popular names have many lookalikes.
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Copy the numeric ID from the result.
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Paste it into whatever asked for it: an ads platform, an SDK config, a smart banner meta tag, or an API call.
App ID vs. bundle ID: which one do you need?
Apple apps carry two distinct identifiers, and tools ask for them interchangeably enough to cause real confusion. The App Store ID is a numeric value Apple assigns when the app record is created — public, visible in the store URL, and used by anything that references the store listing: Apple Search Ads, smart app banners, the iTunes Lookup API, and most attribution platforms. The bundle ID is a reverse-DNS string like com.company.appname chosen by the developer — it identifies the binary itself and appears in Xcode, provisioning profiles, and universal-link configuration.
A reliable rule of thumb: if the integration is about the store page (linking to it, advertising it, measuring installs from it), it wants the numeric App Store ID. If it is about the installed app on a device (deep links, entitlements, push certificates), it wants the bundle ID. When a form just says “App ID”, the numeric one is the more common intent — and if you need to convert between the two, the bundle ID converter handles it in either direction.
Where the numeric ID shows up in practice
The ID is embedded in every App Store product URL — apps.apple.com/us/app/example/id1234567890 — which means you can always extract it by hand from a link. But you often start from just an app name, and searching the store, opening the listing, copying the URL, and trimming it is five steps where this tool is one.
Common destinations for the ID include the apple-itunes-app smart banner meta tag (app-id=1234567890), Apple Search Ads campaign setup, mobile attribution dashboards, App Store review-page deep links, and the lookup endpoints developers use to fetch listing data programmatically. If you build store links with campaign parameters, the ID is the anchor everything else attaches to.
Frequently asked questions
What does an App Store ID look like?
It is a purely numeric identifier, typically nine or ten digits, such as 1234567890. In store URLs it appears prefixed with “id” — the “id1234567890” segment of an apps.apple.com link is the letters “id” plus the actual numeric ID.
Is the App Store ID the same as the bundle ID?
No. The App Store ID is a number Apple assigns and shows in store URLs; the bundle ID is a reverse-DNS string like com.company.app that the developer chooses to identify the binary. Store-facing integrations (ads, banners, links) want the number; device-facing ones (deep links, provisioning) want the bundle ID.
Does an app’s ID ever change?
No — the numeric ID is assigned when the app record is created in App Store Connect and stays fixed for the app’s lifetime, across every update, name change, and even transfers between developer accounts. That permanence is why so many systems key on it.
Can I find the ID of an app that is not released yet?
Only if you own it: the ID exists in App Store Connect (under App Information as “Apple ID”) as soon as the record is created. Public lookup tools, including this one, can only resolve apps that are live on a storefront.
Is the ID the same in every country?
Yes. The numeric ID is global — the same app is id1234567890 in the US, Japanese, and German stores alike. Only the country code in the URL path changes, which is why the ID is the safest way to reference an app across markets.
Wire your app data into one dashboard
IDs are the plumbing; the insight is what flows through it. Appalize connects to App Store Connect and pulls your rankings, ratings, and analytics into one live ASO workspace.
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