UNIX TIME · DATE · CONVERTER
Unix Timestamp Converter
Convert Unix timestamps to ISO/local dates and convert readable dates back into seconds and milliseconds.
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How to convert Unix timestamps
This page exists for the quick, boring job: paste input, get clean output, copy the result, leave. No dashboard ceremony. No account bait. No fake productivity cathedral.
- Paste a Unix timestamp in seconds or milliseconds, or use the current time.
- Read the ISO date, local display, Unix seconds, and Unix milliseconds.
- Copy the value your logs, API, database, or dashboard actually expects.
Best use cases
- Reading timestamps from logs, APIs, events, analytics exports, and database rows.
- Checking whether a timestamp is seconds or milliseconds before everything appears to happen in 1970.
- Creating test values for scripts, webhook examples, docs, and time-based workflows.
Privacy and limits
- Runs client-side in your browser.
- No account or login required.
- No upload step for the text you paste into the tool.
- Timezone display depends on the browser/local environment for local time output.
- The tool converts values; it does not explain why your production cron job is cursed.
When the free tool is not enough
The free page is for one-off paste-and-copy work. If you are converting files repeatedly, use VXRGE Batch Tools: the paid offline bundle for local batch CSV, JSON, YAML, line cleanup, and Base64 file work.
FAQ
Does it support seconds and milliseconds?
Yes. It shows Unix seconds and Unix milliseconds for converted dates.
Why does my date look wrong?
You may be mixing seconds and milliseconds, or comparing UTC with local time.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Conversion happens in the browser.