Timestamp Converter

Convert a Unix timestamp into a readable date and time, or go the other way and turn a date into a timestamp — in both UTC and your browser's local time, supporting seconds and milliseconds.

How to Use Timestamp Converter

1. To convert a timestamp to a date: enter the number, choose seconds or milliseconds, and click Convert.
2. To convert a date to a timestamp: pick a date and time, and click Convert.
3. Copy either result with the Copy buttons.

Key Features

• Converts timestamp to date and date to timestamp
• Supports seconds and milliseconds
• Shows both UTC and your local time
• Handles invalid input gracefully

Who It's Useful For

• Developers debugging timestamps in logs or APIs
• Anyone converting an epoch value from a database or script
• People scheduling events across time formats

Practical Examples

• Convert a Unix timestamp from an API response into a readable date
• Find the timestamp for a specific date and time for a script or database entry
• Check whether a timestamp is in seconds or milliseconds

Tips for Better Results

• Unix timestamps in seconds are 10 digits; in milliseconds they're 13 digits — check the unit dropdown matches
• The date-to-timestamp conversion uses your browser's local timezone
• Use the UTC value when comparing timestamps across different timezones

FAQ

Related Tools & Guides

• Time Zone Converter
• Unit Converter