Simple & private
Timestamp Converter
Convert Unix timestamps to readable dates.
What is this tool?
A Unix timestamp counts seconds since January 1, 1970. This tool converts a timestamp into a readable local and UTC date, or gives you the current timestamp instantly.
How to use this tool
- Paste a Unix timestamp into the input box, or leave it blank for the current timestamp.
- Choose "Timestamp → Date" or "Current timestamp".
- Click "Run tool" to see the local time, UTC time and Unix value.
Example
Entering 1700000000 shows the corresponding local and UTC date, which falls in November 2023.
Common use cases
- Debugging an API response that returns timestamps instead of dates
- Checking when a log entry or database record was created
- Grabbing a fresh timestamp for testing
- Converting a timestamp shared by a teammate into a readable date
Frequently asked questions
Does it support both seconds and milliseconds? +
Yes, the tool automatically detects whether a value is in seconds or milliseconds.
What timezone is shown? +
It shows your browser's local time as well as UTC, so you can compare both.
Can I get the current timestamp? +
Yes, switch to the "Current timestamp" tab and run the tool.