How do I find my iPhone UDID without a computer?

Open this page in Safari on the iPhone, tap Get My UDID, install the temporary profile, and your UDID appears on screen with a copy button.

Is the UDID finder safe?

Yes. The profile only reads the UDID, model and iOS version, displays them to you, and can be deleted immediately. Nothing is stored on our servers.

Why do developers ask for my UDID?

Ad-hoc test builds only install on devices whose UDIDs are registered in the app's provisioning profile — an Apple requirement.

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Works in Safari on iPhone & iPad · iOS 9 and newer

📱 Open this page on your iPhone

The UDID lives on the device — scan this QR code with the iPhone's camera to open the finder there.

ipalinked.com/udid

How it works

Three taps, that's it

Tap “Get My UDID”

In Safari on the iPhone, tap the button above and Allow the configuration profile to download.

Install the profile

Open Settings → tap Profile Downloaded at the top → tap Install.

Get your UDID

Safari reopens this page with your UDID on screen. Copy it, send it to your developer, delete the profile.

Safe & private

This uses Apple's official “Profile Service” mechanism. The profile reads only the UDID, model and iOS version, shows them to you in your browser, and nothing is stored on our servers. Remove the profile immediately after — it has no ongoing access to anything.

Why do you need a UDID?

Developers need your device's UDID to register it for ad-hoc test builds — Apple only lets an ad-hoc app install on registered devices. Without it, installs fail with “Unable to Install”.

Once your developer has your UDID and re-signs the build, they can send it to you as a one-tap install link through IPALinked — free, up to 500MB, no signup.

On a Mac or PC instead?

Mac: connect the device, open Finder, select it, click the subtitle line until UDID shows, right-click → Copy. Windows: iTunes → device icon → Summary → click Serial Number until UDID appears.