ZZZ UID Lookup

A UID (User ID) is the unique number identifying a Zenless Zone Zero account, completely separate from the display name — two players can share a name but never a UID. The game server uses it to know exactly who you are for matchmaking, profile viewing, or lookups through outside tools like this one. A smaller UID usually means an older account, but the number itself says nothing about skill or progress — it's simply the key this tool uses to find that account's public Showcase data.

Your UID sits right on the in-game profile screen: open Zenless Zone Zero, tap your profile picture in the top-left corner to open the Proxy menu, and the UID number appears right under your name. To view a friend's or a community member's build, all you need is that number — nothing else is required to search on this page.

If the result comes back not found, the most likely cause is a mistyped digit, or that account has never enabled its Showcase — double-check the UID first before assuming anything else.

Private by default: a fresh Zenless Zone Zero account doesn't expose any build data automatically. For anyone else (or this page) to see it, the account owner has to open their profile, go to the Showcase section, and add the Agents they want to display — the exact mechanism every UID tool on the market, enka.network included, depends on.

Since this is a game-side mechanic rather than a limitation of this page, if a UID comes back empty or private, the fix lives on that account: open the game, add characters to the Showcase, then search again.

Once a lookup succeeds, the page rebuilds exactly what's public in the Showcase: the main profile (nickname, UID, Trailblaze Level, signature) plus a quick summary line — total Agents shown, average level, average Drive Disc level.

• Each Agent gets its own card: level, Rank (S or A), how many Mindscape tiers are unlocked, Core Skill level.
• Equipped W-Engine: name, level, refinement (Phase).
• All 6 Drive Disc slots: the equipped 2-piece/4-piece sets with a link to that set's wiki page, and how many discs are pushed to +15.
• Disc score and build Rank (whenever there's enough data to compute it): a total score out of 100 with an S/A/B/C Rank, plus the score of each individual slot within the 6.

Tapping a character's name, a W-Engine, or a disc set links straight to that item's wiki page for a deeper read — no need to leave the UID page to go find it yourself.

The disc score grades every substat line on a disc using a weight tied to the Agent's role — CRIT matters most for a pure-damage DPS, while Anomaly Proficiency matters more for an Anomaly Agent. A score of 100 represents a theoretically perfect disc for that exact role; the score of all 6 slots combined becomes that Agent's build score.

From the build score, the page maps to four easy-to-read Ranks: S (75 and up), A (60 and up), B (45 and up), and C below that — this page's own rating scale, not an official in-game stat, meant to quickly flag which disc needs replacing first.

Each UID is cached for about 5 minutes after the first lookup — searching it again within that window returns an instant result instead of hitting the game servers again. Just changed a build and want to see it right away? Wait past the 5-minute mark, then search again to pull the latest numbers.

On privacy: the page only reads the Showcase data the account owner chose to make public, exactly what anyone sees viewing your profile in-game. No password, no login, and no other account data is accessed or stored beyond that public Showcase.