Unix Timestamp Converter – Epoch to Date & Back

Convert Unix epoch timestamps to readable dates and dates back to Unix timestamps — supports seconds and milliseconds, with timezone selection.

Current Unix Timestamp
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milliseconds: ---

Enter seconds (10 digits) or milliseconds (13 digits)

What is this tool?

A Unix timestamp converter translates between Unix epoch time — the number of seconds (or milliseconds) that have elapsed since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC — and human-readable calendar dates and times. This integer-based time format is the universal standard used in databases, programming languages, APIs, server logs, and system clocks worldwide. Developers encounter it when debugging log files, inspecting API payloads, writing database queries, or storing dates in a timezone-agnostic format. The converter handles both directions instantly and supports millisecond-precision timestamps used in modern JavaScript and real-time applications.

How to use this tool?

1. To convert a timestamp to a date: paste or type the Unix timestamp (10-digit for seconds, 13-digit for milliseconds) into the timestamp input field. 2. The tool auto-detects seconds vs. milliseconds and displays the equivalent date and time instantly. 3. To convert a date to a timestamp: switch to the date input field, enter or pick your date and time. 4. Select your preferred time zone from the dropdown to view the result in local time or UTC. 5. Click the "Copy" button next to any result to copy the timestamp or date string to your clipboard. 6. Use the "Current time" button to populate the current Unix timestamp for quick reference.

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