Unix Timestamp Converter
Unix timestamp โ human date
Current timestamp
Seconds (Unix timestamp)
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Milliseconds
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Timestamp โ date
Enter a timestamp and it converts instantly.
Date โ timestamp
The date and time you enter is read as UTC+9 (Korea/Japan standard time).
Pick a date and time and the timestamp is calculated instantly.
UTC+9 has no daylight saving time.
Convert a Unix timestamp to a readable date and back, in seconds or milliseconds, shown in both UTC and UTC+9. A free timestamp converter for developers and log debugging.
How to use
- Paste a Unix timestamp to see the matching date and time.
- Or pick a date and time to get the timestamp.
- Results are shown in UTC and UTC+9 (Korea/Japan time), with seconds and milliseconds detected automatically.
FAQ
- Q. Seconds or milliseconds โ which do I have?
- A. A 10-digit number is seconds; 13 digits is milliseconds. JavaScript's Date.now() returns milliseconds, while most Unix tools use seconds.
- Q. What is a Unix timestamp?
- A. The number of seconds elapsed since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC โ a time-zone-independent way to store an instant.
- Q. Which time zones are shown?
- A. Every timestamp is shown in UTC and in UTC+9 (Korea/Japan standard time). Note that dates you type in are read as UTC+9, so adjust if you work in a different zone.
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