How to See Your Reddit Cake Day

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Introduction

Your Reddit Cake Day represents the day you joined Reddit. On your Reddit Cake Day you’ll see a cake image displayed next to your Reddit username. Thankfully if you don’t know your Reddit Cake Day and you’re curious, Reddit makes it easy to find through either the Reddit website, or the Reddit mobile app for iPhone, iPad or Android. In this article I’ll show you how to find your Reddit Cake Day on either platform.

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Steps to See Your Reddit Cake Day on Reddit Mobile App

First let’s walk through the steps to find your Reddit Cake Day in the Reddit app for iPhone, iPad or Android.

  1. Launch the Reddit app on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. You’ll land on your Reddit home screen.
  2. Tap your Reddit profile icon at the top of the screen to open a menu.
  3. Find your Reddit age in this menu, and then tap your Reddit age. The Reddit age field will slide over and reveal the date you created your Reddit account, which is your Reddit cake day.

Steps to See Your Reddit Cake Day on Reddit Website

Next let’s walk through the steps to find your Reddit Cake Day using the Reddit website.

  1. Open a web browser, navigate to www.Reddit.com, and then sign in to your Reddit account if prompted. You’ll land on your Reddit home screen.
  2. Click the drop-down arrow next to your Reddit profile icon at the top of the screen to open a menu, and then click “Profile” in this menu. Your Reddit profile menu is displayed. You can see your Reddit cake day clearly listed under Cake Day.
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