Convert Unix timestamps to readable dates and convert dates back into timestamps. Supports seconds, milliseconds, UTC, local time, timezone display, ISO format, and current timestamp.
View live Unix time and convert timestamps instantly for development, logs, APIs, databases, and debugging.
Convert Unix timestamps, milliseconds, ISO dates, and human-readable dates with clean output and copy options.
Timestamps are common in APIs, databases, logs, analytics, apps, and server-side development.
Convert timestamps from logs, APIs, JavaScript, databases, analytics tools, cron jobs, and backend systems.
Supports Unix timestamp seconds and JavaScript-style millisecond timestamps with automatic detection.
View converted dates in local time, UTC, Asia/Karachi, London, New York, Dubai, Tokyo, and more.
A Unix timestamp is a numeric value that represents time as the number of seconds passed since January 1, 1970 at 00:00:00 UTC. Some systems use milliseconds instead of seconds, especially JavaScript and browser-based applications.
Timestamp conversion is useful when checking API responses, database records, server logs, event tracking, scheduled jobs, authentication tokens, analytics exports, and development debugging.
Convert timestamps and dates in three simple steps.
Paste a Unix timestamp or choose a date and time from the date input field.
Choose seconds or milliseconds, timezone, and the date output format you want.
Convert instantly, then copy or download the timestamp and readable date output.
Common questions about Unix timestamps and date conversion.