Unix Timestamp Converter

Convert Unix seconds or milliseconds into readable dates, turn date/time input back into timestamps, quickly inspect the current time, or extract timestamps from log lines.

Conversion tools

What it helps with

  • Debug API timestamps
  • Convert log times
  • Prepare date examples

How to use

  1. Use the current-time shortcuts when you need the timestamp for now.
  2. Paste a Unix timestamp or date/time string.
  3. Choose the conversion direction and review the detected values.
  4. For logs, paste multiple lines into the batch area and convert detected timestamps.
  5. Copy the timestamp, ISO string, UTC time, or local time you need.

Examples

Unix seconds

Input

1704067200

Output

2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z

Date/time input

Input

2024-01-01T00:00:00Z

Output

1704067200

Good to know

  • Browser local time depends on the user's device timezone.
  • Does not handle historical timezone database edge cases.
  • Common timezone output is included, but arbitrary custom timezone selection is not supported in v1.

FAQ

Does local time depend on my device?
Yes. Local time output depends on the timezone settings of your browser and device.
Can it convert seconds and milliseconds?
Yes. The tool handles Unix timestamps in seconds or milliseconds.
Does it support timezones?
It shows UTC, your browser's local time, and several common timezones. Arbitrary custom timezone selection is not included in this version.

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