Unix timestamp
Time
Convert between Unix timestamps and dates. Seconds and milliseconds are detected automatically.
How to use
Enter a 10-digit (seconds) or 13-digit (milliseconds) timestamp to see local time and UTC. You can also pick a local date and time to get timestamps back. Now fills in the current moment.
FAQ
How do I convert a Unix timestamp to local time?
- Enter a 10-digit or 13-digit timestamp. Local time uses your current time zone; UTC has no offset. Seconds and milliseconds are detected by length.
What is the difference between local time and UTC?
- Local time uses your current time zone. UTC is Coordinated Universal Time without an offset.
How do I set the date and time?
- Use the date picker and the time picker. Changing either one updates the timestamps. Invalid combinations are not converted.
Can I use this for log times?
- Yes. Turn timestamps from logs or databases into readable times, then match them to when something happened.