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Paste any Google Maps URL to instantly extract the Place ID, CID, and Google ID. Free, no signup required.
Text-based identifier starting with "ChIJ". Used in Google's Places API and embed URLs.
ChIJN1t_tDeuEmsRUsoyG83frY4Numeric ID, permanent. Found as the cid parameter or encoded in hex.
10281772712498498887Hexadecimal internal ID. First part of the 0x:0x pair in data strings.
0x6b12ae401e448d33If you're not sure where to find the URL, here's the quick version:
The URL usually looks something like https://www.google.com/maps/place/Business+Name/@lat,lng,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6... — the longer and uglier the URL, the more IDs we can extract from it.
Here's a quick guide on when to use each one:
google.com/maps?cid=...), tracking businesses in SEO tools, or when you need a permanent identifier that won't change.Not all Google Maps URLs contain every ID type. Here's what to try:
Looking up IDs one by one? That works for a handful of businesses. But if you need Place IDs, CIDs, or any other business data for dozens or hundreds of places, Livescraper can scrape it all in one go — business name, address, phone, website, reviews, rating, Place ID, CID, and more. Export everything to CSV or JSON.
Want to understand the difference between these IDs in depth? Read our complete guide with examples and use cases.
Read the guide →Scrape business data, reviews, emails, and all IDs from Google Maps at scale with Livescraper.
Try Livescraper free →A Place ID is a unique text identifier that Google assigns to every place on Maps. It always starts with "ChIJ" and is used in the Places API, embed URLs, and review links. Place IDs can occasionally change, so don't treat them as permanent.
A CID (Customer ID, also called Ludocid) is a unique numeric identifier for a business on Google Maps. Unlike Place IDs, CIDs are permanent and never change. They're often found in the Maps URL as the "cid" parameter or encoded as a hex value in the data string.
The FID (Feature ID) is a hexadecimal internal identifier Google uses. It appears as the first part of the "0x...:0x..." pair in Maps URLs. It's less commonly used than Place ID or CID, but some advanced tools reference it.
Not directly from client-side alone. Place IDs and CIDs are different identifier systems. However, if your Maps URL contains both (many do), this tool will extract both from the same URL. You can also use the Google Places API to look up a Place ID and get additional details.
Not every Google Maps URL contains all three ID types. A simple search URL might only have a Place ID, while a direct business link might only have a CID. The tool extracts whatever is available in the URL you pasted. For IDs not in the URL, try the alternative lookup methods described below.