How to Get Your SharePoint Site ID

https://yourdomain.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite/_api/site/id

Then, replace https://yourdomain.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite with your site’s URL.

Step 2: Paste URL

Paste the URL in the address bar and enter:

Step 3: Copy Site ID

You will be redirected to the page below. Copy the string of numbers and letters inside “Edm.Guid”>. That’s your Site ID.

Awesome! You now have your Site ID.

Option 2: Using Graph Explorer

Step 1: Open Graph Explorer

Go to Graph Explorer:

NOTEBefore proceeding, make sure you log in to Graph Dev Center. You can only access the Graph Explorer if you have the necessary permissions.

Step 2: Copy and modify the GET Query

Copy the GET query below:

https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/sites?search=site

Paste the GET query in the field provided:

Click Run Query:

Step 4: Copy Site ID

In the Response preview section, look for the name of site:

Copy the string of numbers and letters after “sharepoint.com,” and before the second “comma (,)”. That’s your Site ID.

Congratulations! You have successfully retrieved your Site ID.

Option 3: Using Power Automate

Step 1: Create a Flow in Power Automate

Go to Power Automate:

NOTEBefore proceeding, make sure you log in to Power Automate. You can only access it if you have the necessary permissions.

Click + Create:

Select Instant cloud flow:

Write the [1] Flow name, select [2] Manually trigger a flow, and click [3] Create:

Step 2: Send an HTTP request to SharePoint

Click the plus icon:

Look for Send an HTTP request to SharePoint and select it:

Choose the [1] Site Address of the SharePoint site that you want to get the Site ID of, and select [2] Get as the method:

Write _api/site in the Uri field:

Under Advanced parameters, choose Headers:

Write [1] Accept as the key and [2] application/json;odata=nometadata as the value:

Once done, click Save:

Step 3: Test the flow

Select Test:

Choose [1] Manually and click [2] Test:

Click Continue:

NOTEIf you aren’t logged in to SharePoint yet, you will be prompted to do so.

Then, click Run Flow:

Select Done:

Step 4: Copy Site ID

Click Send an HTTP request to SharePoint:

Scroll down to Outputs and click Show raw outputs:

Look for Id. The numbers and letters inside is your Site Id.

Awesome! You now have the Site ID.

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