Unix Timestamp Converter
Convert a Unix epoch timestamp to a human-readable date — or a date back to a timestamp — instantly, with full timezone support.
Use the Unix Timestamp Converter
Seconds or milliseconds — auto-detected.
Conversion Result
Enter a Unix timestamp on the left to see the result.
Conversion Result
Pick a date and time on the left to see the result.
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Summary
The Unix Timestamp Converter translates Unix epoch values (seconds since January 1, 1970 UTC) into readable dates and times, and converts dates back into epoch numbers. It works entirely in your browser with no server calls. Full IANA timezone support lets you view the same moment in any region of the world.
How it works
- Paste a Unix timestamp (seconds or milliseconds) into the Timestamp field.
- The tool auto-detects seconds vs. milliseconds and converts immediately.
- Select any IANA timezone from the dropdown to localize the output.
- Switch to Date-to-Timestamp mode, pick a date and time, and get the epoch value.
- Click Copy to copy any result to your clipboard.
Use cases
- Debug API responses that return epoch values instead of formatted dates.
- Convert log file timestamps to local time during incident investigation.
- Verify that a scheduled job or expiration time is set correctly.
- Convert a date to epoch for use in database queries or scripts.
- Cross-check timestamps across different timezone-aware systems.
- Quickly find the current Unix time for manual testing.
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Last updated: 2026-05-28 · Reviewed by Nham Vu