How It Works

Roblox uses numeric identifiers almost everywhere: experiences are referenced by IDs, user profiles are referenced by IDs, groups have IDs, and most creator assets are also represented by IDs. On desktop, Roblox often places the ID directly in the URL path, such as /games/1234567890/ or /users/123456/profile. On mobile or in social sharing flows, Roblox may wrap the final destination inside another URL (for example, a short share link), which can hide the ID behind URL encoding.

This extractor takes a practical approach: it searches for Roblox-specific URL structures, then extracts IDs from the places where Roblox commonly stores them. It can also decode nested links found in query parameters (a common pattern in mobile share links and redirect URLs) and re-scan those decoded destinations. That’s why it’s useful for “Z URL” style links where the visible URL is short, but the real Roblox URL is embedded deeper inside the query string.

Because people paste links from chat apps, Discord, spreadsheets, or social platforms, the extractor also normalizes common formatting issues such as HTML entity encoding (&) and URL percent encoding (%2F, %3D, and similar). This helps the tool interpret links exactly as a browser would, so the extraction is consistent even if the pasted text is messy.

Extraction Steps

• 1) Normalize the input: trims whitespace, decodes HTML entities, and decodes URL-encoded sequences so embedded links become readable.
• 2) Detect Roblox link structures: recognizes typical Roblox paths (games, catalog, library, users, groups, bundles, badges, plugins) and common ID parameters (placeId, universeId, assetId, userId, groupId, and more).
• 3) Decode “Z URL” wrappers: looks for nested destinations inside parameters used by share/redirect links (for example, an encoded web destination or deep-link payload) and then re-scans those destinations for IDs.
• 4) Apply strict mode rules: when enabled, focuses on Roblox patterns to avoid collecting unrelated numbers like timestamps, campaign identifiers, or analytics counters.
• 5) Format the output: returns IDs only, labeled lines, CSV, or JSON depending on your chosen output format.

In other words, you can paste a single Roblox link, a list of links, or a paragraph that contains links, and the tool will do the tedious part—extracting the identifiers you actually need.

Key Features

Supports Common Roblox URL Types

Paste links to experiences, profiles, groups, catalog items, libraries, bundles, badges, and plugins. The extractor targets the URL patterns Roblox commonly uses, such as path-based IDs (/games/, /users/, /groups/) and parameter-based IDs (placeId=, universeId=, assetId=). This makes it easy to grab the right number without opening the page and searching through HTML.

It’s also useful when your link includes extra slug text (names and titles) after the ID. You don’t need to remove the title portion—just paste the whole URL and the tool will isolate the numeric ID.

Handles Encoded Share Links (Z URL)

Many mobile or share links wrap the real destination inside query parameters. A short link might look like a redirect, but the final destination URL can be included in an encoded parameter (sometimes multiple layers deep). This tool decodes common wrappers and extracts IDs from the embedded destination, so you can paste the “share” link directly and still get the correct IDs when the ID is present.

This is especially helpful when a link contains an embedded “web destination” parameter or a deep-link payload that includes a Roblox URL inside it. The tool decodes and re-scans that embedded URL automatically.

Understands Deep Links and App Links

Creators and players sometimes share roblox:// deep links, mobile navigation links, or app-related URLs that include identifiers in query parameters (for example, a gameId or placeId). The extractor searches for these parameters even when they are nested inside another URL, so you can work from whatever link format you were given.

Multiple Output Formats

Choose the output that matches your workflow:

• IDs only: the fastest option for pasting into Studio, a note, or another tool.
• Labeled: includes a best-effort type label (like user, group, asset) for clarity when you’re collecting multiple kinds of IDs.
• CSV: ideal for spreadsheets, bulk checks, or importing into analytics tools.
• JSON: great for scripts and automation where structured data is preferred.

De-duplication and Strict Mode

Enable de-duplication to collapse repeated IDs when you paste multiple links, preventing noisy output. Strict mode focuses on Roblox-specific patterns (paths and known parameters) to reduce accidental captures from tracking parameters like timestamps. If you want a broader scan (for example, you pasted a text block with mixed content), you can disable strict mode to pick up additional numeric sequences.

Copy, Download, and Quick Stats

Copy results in one click or download them as a text file for later. The result panel also shows a quick summary: how many IDs were detected, how many are unique, and a breakdown by type when the source URL provides enough context to label the ID. This is useful when you’re extracting from a list of mixed Roblox links and want to sanity-check what you captured.

Use Cases

• Scripting & developer tools: grab placeId, universeId, or gameId quickly when building scripts, webhooks, join links, or integrations that reference a specific experience.
• Catalog and asset management: extract assetId from catalog or library URLs for referencing items in code, avatar customization workflows, or internal documentation.
• User and group workflows: collect userId and groupId from profile and group links for moderation, anti-abuse tooling, reporting, analytics, or community management.
• Badge, bundle, and plugin references: pull IDs for badges, bundles, and plugins when building tooling around experiences, creator inventories, or asset tracking.
• QA and debugging: quickly confirm that a link points to the right object by comparing extracted IDs across environments, posts, or documents.
• Bulk cleanup: paste a whole message thread, spreadsheet column, or chat transcript and extract all Roblox IDs in one pass—especially useful when you’re organizing resources or preparing a list for teammates.

Whether you’re a creator, a developer, or a community manager, you’ll spend less time hunting for numbers and more time building with them. The tool is intentionally simple: paste, extract, copy. That simplicity makes it easy to use during live troubleshooting, while writing scripts, or while preparing posts and documentation for your community.

Optimization Tips

Paste Multiple Links at Once

You can paste several URLs—one per line—or even a paragraph that includes links. The extractor scans the entire input and returns all detected Roblox IDs. If your input includes repeated links (for example, the same URL pasted multiple times in a conversation), enable de-duplication so you get a clean unique list.

Use Strict Mode to Avoid Noise

Share links and redirect links often include tracking parameters such as timestamps, campaign identifiers, or counters. Strict mode prioritizes Roblox path and parameter patterns so you’re less likely to capture unrelated numeric values. If you intentionally want a broader scan, turn strict mode off and review the output format that includes labels.

Pick the Right Output for Your Next Step

If you’re heading into a spreadsheet, choose CSV so you can filter and sort quickly. If you’re feeding a script, choose JSON so you can parse the output reliably. For quick use in Studio, a note, or another text box, the plain ID list is usually the fastest choice.

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