Usernames and user IDs are part of your public profile, which can help your friends find you on Facebook. A username is the web address for your profile or Page (example: Facebook.com/yourname).

Each profile has a unique @username that will appear on the profile. Each profile also has its own friends list and Feed and can follow different groups and Pages.

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User Profile API. The User Profile API allows you to use a Page-scoped ID (PSID) to retrieve user profile information that can be used to personalize the experience of people interacting with your Messenger.

To find your profile username on a computer: From your profile on Facebook, click on your profile photo on the top right. Click Settings and privacy. Click Settings. Below Accounts Center, click See more in Accounts Center. In the Profiles section, click on your profile name. Click Username. You can find your profile username in bold.

Each profile has a unique @username that will appear on the profile. Each profile also has its own Friends list and Feed and can follow different groups and Pages.

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Click your profile picture in the top right of Facebook. Select Settings & privacy, then click Settings. Click Accounts Center, then click Profiles. Select a profile, then click Username. Enter your new username, then click Done.

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