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Timestamp Converter

Unix ⇄ human date

This tool converts a Unix timestamp (seconds since January 1, 1970) into a human-readable date and time, and works in reverse too — turning a date you enter into its Unix timestamp equivalent.

How to use the timestamp converter tool

Enter a Unix timestamp to convert it to a readable date, or
Pick a date and time to convert it into a Unix timestamp.
Both the timestamp and the readable date update automatically.
Copy whichever value you need.

When you'd use this

Reading a raw timestamp from a database record or API response.

Converting a specific date into a timestamp for use in code or a query.

Debugging date-related issues in logs that record time in Unix format.

Frequently asked questions

Does this handle timestamps in seconds or milliseconds?

Both formats are common — the tool detects and handles either seconds-based or millisecond-based Unix timestamps.

Does the converted date use my local timezone?

Dates display in your browser's local timezone by default, alongside the UTC equivalent for reference.

About this tool

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