Any social network account has an ID, which is a series of numbers unique to that individual account. The same goes for the Douyin social network , the Douyin ID is a unique series of characters that identifies that Douyin account. The Douyin ID series of each account will not be the same as anyone else's, like the Facebook account ID series . Through the Douyin ID series, others can easily find your or someone else's Douyin account. Below are instructions for getting the Douyin ID.
How to get Douyin ID via account profile
You just need to access the Douyin account of the person you need to find the ID for and then look at the personal page to see the ID string below the account name.
With Douyin ID, it is written in the form of abc characters and the number 123 as shown below. If you want to share this ID, just click on the copy icon.
Instructions for finding Douyin account via Douyin ID
Once you have the Douyin ID number, you can easily search for other people's accounts. Click on the search bar above and enter the Douyin ID number you have. The Douyin account that owns that ID will be displayed so you can access and watch videos posted by that Douyin account.
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