What is a Notion UUID?
Notion uses UUIDs (Universally Unique Identifiers) to identify databases, pages, and blocks in their API. When working with the Notion API, you'll need the proper UUID format (8-4-4-4-12) to make requests.
However, Notion URLs often display the ID in a different format - either as part of the URL path or with query parameters. This tool helps you extract and convert that ID into the proper UUID format for API use.
How to Find Your Notion Database ID
- Open your Notion database in the browser
- Look at the URL in your address bar
- The database ID is typically:
- After
/in the URL path:notion.so/{name}-{id} - Or in the
p=query parameter:?p={id} - Or in the
vid=query parameter for views
- After
- Copy the entire URL and paste it above - we'll extract the ID automatically!
Supported Notion URL Formats
https://notion.so/Database-Name-7da6eba0d8a2416b80349c6cea7806f0
https://notion.so/7da6eba0d8a2416b80349c6cea7806f0?v=7752d01c4f30441eb
https://notion.so/My-Workspace-7da6eba0d8a2416b?v=xxx&p=7da6eba0d8a2416b80349c6cea7806f0
7da6eba0d8a2416b80349c6cea7806f0 (raw ID)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this the same as my Notion API token?
No! This is your database or page ID, which is different from your integration token. Your API token starts with secret_ and is used for authentication. The database ID is just an identifier for a specific Notion database or page.
Can I use this for both databases and pages?
Yes! This tool works for any Notion page or database ID. The Notion API uses the same UUID format for both.
Is my data sent to any server?
No! All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your Notion URLs and IDs are never sent to our servers.