Unix Timestamp Converter
Free Unix timestamp converter, convert epoch seconds to readable dates and back. Instant browser results.
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How it works
Enter input in the source format and copy the converted result for use in your project.
About Unix Timestamp Converter
Informational only, not professional advice. Report an error.
Logs, APIs, and databases often store time as a Unix timestamp: seconds (or milliseconds) since 1 January 1970 UTC. Converting those numbers to a readable date, or the reverse, is a daily task when debugging incidents or writing test data.
Enter a timestamp to see local and UTC datetime strings, or enter a datetime to get the equivalent Unix seconds and milliseconds. Handy next to the HTTP Status Codes reference when tracing API responses.
Use the Time Duration Calculator for elapsed time between two calendar dates, or the Online Timer when you need a live countdown instead of epoch math.
Quick tips
- Check whether your source uses seconds or milliseconds, mixing them up is a common bug.
- UTC is the safest reference when sharing times across time zones.
- Bookmark this page next to JSON Formatter when inspecting API payloads.
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