Steam Manifest Finder

Search a game, confirm the Steam App ID, and request the generated result through our server-side API.

Server-side API Instant lookup

Generator

Enter a game name or paste an App ID.

-- Steam Manifest Tools Lua template
-- Generated around the selected Steam App ID.
return {
  app_id = 730,
  name = "Counter-Strike 2",
  store_url = "https://store.steampowered.com/app/730",
  depots = {
    -- Add depot and manifest values from the downloaded generator result.
  },
  notes = "Template generated by Steam Manifest Tools.",
}

Steam App ID, Lua, and manifest workflows in one page.

Same utility through our generator, expanded with App ID lookup, depot manifest education, and template generation.

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Tool

Primary landing section with App ID input, download request, FAQ, and schema.

SEO effort: Medium

steam lua generator

Tool

Dedicated generated Lua template copy block with App ID, store URL, and notes.

SEO effort: Low

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Utility

Search dropdown routed through our server API so users do not need to leave for SteamDB first.

SEO effort: Medium

Server-side workflow

Browser requests hit our server routes. They forward to the generator, normalize the response, and return structured JSON.

1

Find the Steam App ID

Search by game name or paste a numeric App ID. The lookup runs on the server and forwards to the search endpoint.

2

Request the generated link

Submit the App ID to the local download route. The server route posts the App ID to the upstream generator and parses the returned result.

3

Use the normalized result

The page receives JSON with a message and download URL instead of raw upstream HTML, keeping rendering predictable and safer.

4

Keep the upstream hidden

The upstream base is stored in server-only runtime config. It can be changed by environment variable without shipping it in public config.

Server-side API

Search and download use local API routes first — external API details never ship to the browser.

Lua starter file

Consistent Lua metadata blocks around the selected App ID.

Structured response

The server parses HTML responses and returns JSON — no third-party markup injection.

Common questions

No. The browser only calls local API routes. Those routes handle search and download on the server so external API details are not exposed in client code.