# How to find the Twitter Pixel ID

## Step 1: Log in to your Twitter Ads account at [ads.x.com](https://ads.x.com/)

## Step 2: Click to Tools and select Events manager from the top navigation

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Are you not seeing a Tools tab in your account? This is likely because a credit card hasn’t been added to your account. Find how to add one [here](https://business.x.com/en/help/account-setup/billing-basics.html).

## Step 3: Create your Twitter Pixel ID

When you finish step 2, the interface will look like this if you don't have any Pixel IDs yet. Then you need to create your Pixel ID by clicking "Add event source”

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Select install with Pixel code then press the "Save" button.

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## Step 4: Copy your Pixel ID

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## Step 5: Update your Pixel ID in the TagFly App

Navigate to TagFly > Twitter > Twitter Pixel Settings

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