IdGettr — Find your Flickr ID

Use the URL of your photostream to find the Flickr ID number (also works for groups). Flickr is a truly fantastic resource. Whether you're in the business of web design and need to find images for a new page, or you're simply trying to share your photography with the world, Flickr has something for everyone. One of the most common uses of Flickr is sourcing images under a Creative Commons license - if you're getting started on a new site or project, you're going to need some pictures. One very easy way of setting your site apart from the rest is to take fifteen minutes and track down some high quality original pictures and photographs to use on your site in place of boring stock images. Putting in this little bit of extra effort when you're structuring a new website can pay off handsomely down the road. At WebFX, we aim to make the entire Flickr process easier by providing this simple account ID lookup tool. This tool is maintained by WebFX.

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