Reddit Cake Day Checker
When is their Reddit cake day? Type a username below to see when the account was created and how old it is.
Works for your own account or anyone else's
What is a Reddit cake day?
A Reddit cake day is the anniversary of the day an account was created. Every year on that date, Reddit puts a little cake icon next to the username. To find any account's cake day, type the username into the checker above.
What the checker shows
- The cake day, the month and day the account was created.
- The exact join date and how many years old the account is.
- A countdown to the next cake day.
Why account age matters
- Spotting fake accounts. A days-old account with lots of activity is a common sign of spam or a scam.
- Subreddit rules. Many subreddits only let accounts older than a set number of days post.
- Trades and sales. Before buying or trading, an older account with real history is more trustworthy.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Reddit cake day?
A cake day is the anniversary of the day a Reddit account was created. On that day Reddit shows a small cake icon next to the username on posts and comments.
How do I find my Reddit cake day?
Type your username into the checker on this page. It shows the date your account was created, how old it is, and how many days until your next cake day. You do not need to log in.
Can I find someone else's cake day?
Yes. Account creation dates are public on Reddit, so you can check any account's cake day by its username.
Can I change my Reddit cake day?
No. The cake day is fixed to the day the account was created and cannot be changed.
Why does it say 'since at least' instead of an exact date?
Sometimes Reddit does not share the exact sign-up date with us. Then we show the account's first public post or comment instead, so the real cake day is on or before that date.
Type a username to see its cake day and how old the account is.
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