Unix Timestamp Converter
Convert between Unix timestamp and human-readable date/time.
About Unix Timestamp Converter
Unix timestamps—seconds since January 1, 1970—appear in logs, APIs, and databases. Our Unix timestamp converter turns a timestamp into a human-readable date and time, or lets you pick a date and get the timestamp. You can use it for current time too. Handy when debugging or when you need to switch between systems that use timestamps and ones that use dates. All conversion is done in your browser. No account needed. Quick and reliable.
How to use Unix Timestamp Converter
Enter a Unix timestamp (seconds) to see the date/time, or pick a date to get the Unix timestamp. Supports current time.
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Pro tips for Unix Timestamp Converter
- Enter a Unix timestamp (seconds) to see the date/time, or pick a date to get the Unix timestamp.
- All processing runs in your browser—your input is not uploaded to our servers.
- Bookmark this page if you use this tool often.
FAQs about Unix Timestamp Converter
What is a Unix timestamp?
It’s the number of seconds since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC. Used in many systems and databases.
Are timestamps in seconds or milliseconds?
Unix timestamps are usually in seconds. JavaScript and some APIs use milliseconds; check your context.
Does it handle time zones?
Timestamps are UTC-based. When converting to date/time, the tool may show local or UTC; check the tool’s option.
Can I get the current timestamp?
Yes. Many tools have a 'now' or 'current time' button that gives the current timestamp.