Epoch To Date
Paste a Unix epoch timestamp (seconds or milliseconds) and instantly see the human-readable date and time in any timezone.
Epoch to Date
Local Date & Time
UTC Date & Time
ISO 8601
RFC 2822
Detected Unit
Relative Time
Enter a timestamp above or click "Now" to start.
Date to Epoch
Epoch (seconds)
Epoch (ms)
Fill in date and time above to get the timestamp.
Common Epoch Values
Unix epoch start
Y2K (Jan 1, 2000)
Y2K38 problem
Current time
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Summary
Paste a Unix epoch timestamp (seconds or milliseconds) and instantly see the human-readable date and time in any timezone.
How it works
- Enter a Unix epoch timestamp in the input field (seconds or milliseconds are both accepted).
- The tool auto-detects the unit based on the magnitude of the number.
- Select your preferred timezone from the dropdown.
- The human-readable date, ISO 8601 string, and RFC 2822 string are shown instantly.
- Use the "Current Time" button to load the current epoch and see what it looks like.
- Use the reverse converter to pick a date and get the corresponding Unix timestamp.
Use cases
- Debug API responses that return Unix timestamps.
- Verify that a scheduled event fires at the correct wall-clock time.
- Convert database epoch fields to readable dates during data analysis.
- Check expiry times in JWT tokens or session cookies.
- Convert log file timestamps when investigating incidents.
- Convert a specific date to an epoch timestamp for query parameters.
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Last updated: 2026-05-29 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu