How to Find Your Clash Royale Player Tag

By the RoyaleTracker Team·@RoyaleTrackerGG·Updated June 11, 2026

Your player tag is the short code starting with # that uniquely identifies your Clash Royale account, like #2PP or #8R8LVP8CG. Names can be changed and duplicated, but your tag never changes and belongs only to you. You need it to track your stats, join clans, add friends, and use tools like the AI Deck Builder.

Find Your Tag in 3 Taps

1. Open Clash Royale and tap your name or profile banner in the top left corner of the main screen.
2. Look directly under your name: the code starting with # is your player tag.
3. Tap the tag and it copies to your clipboard, ready to paste anywhere.

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One Mistake Everyone Makes

Player tags never contain the letter O. If a tag looks like it has an O in it, it is always the number zero. Tags only use the characters 0, 2, 8, 9, P, Y, L, Q, G, R, J, C, U and V. If a search comes back empty, swapping O for 0 fixes it more often than anything else. The # symbol is optional when searching on RoyaleTracker, so 2PP and #2PP both work.

What You Can Do With Your Tag

• Track your stats. Paste your tag into the search on the RoyaleTracker homepage to see your full profile: trophies, win rate, battle history, decks and card collection.
• Get personalized decks. The AI Deck Builder uses your tag to recommend decks built only from cards you own.
• Look up anyone. Tags are public. You can search any opponent from your battle log to study their deck and stats.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my player tag ever change?

No. Your tag is assigned when the account is created and is permanent. Changing your name, level or clan never changes your tag.

Is it safe to share my tag?

Yes. A tag only exposes public game data, the same profile anyone you battle can already see. It cannot be used to access or modify your account.

Can I find someone's tag without asking them?

If you battled them, open the battle in your battle log and tap their name to view their profile and tag. You can also search members inside any clan page.