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Timestamp Tools
Unix timestamp to human date and back.
ReadyLocal processing
09 · WorkspaceInput → Process → Output · in-browser
How to use
- 01Paste a Unix timestamp in seconds or milliseconds to see the date.
- 02Or type a date string such as 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z to get the timestamp.
- 03Use the live clock and 'Use now' for the current time.
- 04Copy the ISO string or epoch value you need.
What is this tool?
Converts between Unix epoch timestamps and human-readable dates in both UTC and your local timezone, with automatic seconds/milliseconds detection and a relative-time summary.
Common use cases
- Debugging timestamps in log files
- Checking token expiry (exp / iat) claims
- Writing time-based test assertions
- Converting database epoch columns
FAQ
Does it handle milliseconds?
Yes, large values are detected as milliseconds automatically.
Which timezone is used?
Both UTC and your browser's local timezone are shown.
Can I paste an ISO date?
Yes, any string the browser can parse works.
Is anything stored?
No, conversion is local and stateless.