Find someone on Battle.net by username
A BattleTag is the single name a player carries across World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo and Hearthstone. Given a BattleTag, AliaScan checks 400+ platforms for the same handle.
See a full sample report free — no sign-up. Then run your own Battle.net search.
Search a Battle.net username →What a Battle.net username search reveals
- •Matching accounts on Discord, Twitch, YouTube and Reddit
- •The player's guild, clan and content-creation profiles
- •Exact handle matches linking a Blizzard identity to its owner
How Battle.net usernames work
- •A BattleTag is 3–12 characters, cannot start with a number, allows accented letters and mixed capitals, and rejects spaces and symbols
- •Blizzard appends a numeric identifier automatically — the Name#1234 form — and that number cannot be chosen or altered by anyone, customer support included
- •The first BattleTag change is free; every change after that is a paid service bought from the Battle.net shop
- •Blizzard publishes no web profile for a BattleTag: the name is visible in-game and in the launcher friends list, not at a public URL
A BattleTag is one identity across every Blizzard game and a decade of guild rosters, so it tends to be old and deliberately kept. The suffix is the complication: the visible half of a BattleTag is not unique, so an exact string match may be a different player entirely — the discriminator is what actually identifies someone.
How to search a Battle.net username in 3 steps
- Copy the Battle.net username you want to look up.
- Paste it into the AliaScan search box and start the scan.
- Review the platforms where that handle exists, with a direct link to each public profile.
A common use case: Confirming who is behind a BattleTag before adding them, joining a guild or arranging a trade. AliaScan only surfaces information that is already publicly visible on each gaming platform.
What a Battle.net username search can’t tell you
A search cannot see a friends list, characters, playtime, purchases or the Blizzard account behind a tag, and Blizzard exposes no public profile page to read. Because the visible part of a BattleTag is shared across accounts, a match on a short or common name is weak. Guild roster sites also cache tags that changed long ago.
Battle.net username search — FAQ
Can I find someone on Battle.net by their username?+
Yes. Enter the Battle.net username into AliaScan and it checks whether that same handle is registered across 400+ other platforms, returning public profile links for each match.
Is the Battle.net username search free?+
You can view a complete sample report free and without signing up, so you can see exactly what a scan returns before paying. Running a search on a username of your own is covered by AliaScan's one-time and lifetime plans.
How accurate is a Battle.net username lookup?+
AliaScan reports only public profiles where the exact username exists. Because handles are frequently reused, a match is a strong signal — but always confirm identity with additional context.