Xbox Profile Viewer

Search for an Xbox profile and read it all on one page. Games played, gamerscore and achievements, when the account was created, and the details that normally take a few taps through the Xbox app to piece together.

What you get

Once you pull up a profile, the overview covers:

• Games and playtime. The public games on the account with hours logged, sorted so the time sinks rise to the top.
• Gamerscore and achievements. Total gamerscore, achievement count, and the rare unlocks worth noting.
• Account age. When the account was made and how long it has been active.
• Gamertag and XUID. The current name plus the stable ID that stays put through any rename.
• Recent activity. What has actually been getting played versus what is gathering dust.

How to search

1. Type the gamertag exactly as it appears, including spaces.
2. Hit search.
3. Read the overview, then open achievements or playtime for the deeper cuts.

If a search comes back empty, the account is probably private or the gamertag is off by a character. Copy the exact name from the source to be safe.

Checking someone before you play or trade

Plenty of people land here to size up a stranger before a party invite, a trade, or a purchase. The overview is built for that. Account age tells you if it is a throwaway, gamerscore hints at how much time is behind it, and recent games show what they actually play. Take a minute with all of it before you commit to anything.

FAQ

Can I see private profiles? No. Xbox privacy settings are strict, and if the owner locked their profile down, none of this is visible to anyone but them and their friends. That is Xbox's setting, not ours.

Why are some games or achievements missing? Xbox lets people hide their game history and achievements separately from the profile itself. If those are set to private, they will not show even when the basic profile does.

Can someone tell I viewed their profile here? No. This reads public data without touching their account, so there is no trace on their end.