Unix Timestamp Converter
Unix ⇄ date both ways, plus a live epoch clock.
Enter a timestamp to convert…
Pick a date and time…
Current Unix time
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2026/7/20 23:37:45
About the Timestamp Converter
Log files, databases and APIs all speak Unix time — seconds (or milliseconds) since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC. Paste a timestamp to read it as a human date, or pick a local date and time to get the epoch value in both seconds and milliseconds, each with a one-click copy.
A live clock at the bottom ticks the current Unix time every second — pause it when you need to grab a stable value for a test fixture or a database seed. It is the small utility you will end up keeping pinned next to your terminal.
How to use it
- 1Paste a Unix timestamp and choose whether it is in seconds or milliseconds.
- 2Or pick a date and time to get its epoch value in seconds and milliseconds.
- 3Use the live clock when you just need "now" — pause and copy it.
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