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Unix time

Choose the unit. Never guess it.

Convert epoch seconds or milliseconds explicitly, then reverse a local or UTC civil time without digit-length guessing.

Seconds + millisecondsUTC + local labelsNo timezone lookup

Unix timestamp converter workspace

Current seconds
Current milliseconds

Timestamp → Date

Unit is explicit

Input unit
UTC
Local browser time
ISO 8601

Date → Timestamp

Interpretation is explicit

Interpret entered date as
Unix seconds
Unix milliseconds

No unit guessing

A 13-digit value often means milliseconds, but heuristics can be wrong. BeanNest requires Seconds or Milliseconds explicitly before conversion.

Local means this browser

Local date interpretation uses the timezone and daylight-saving rules currently exposed by your browser. UTC interpretation uses the entered civil components as UTC.

Pre-1970 works too

Negative epoch values are supported within JavaScript's Date range. Unix seconds use mathematical floor, so an instant one millisecond before 1970 belongs to second -1.

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