Unix Timestamp ⇄ Human Date (Local + UTC)

APIs speak epoch; humans speak calendars. Convert both ways live — with a live 'now' ticking clock.

Quick answer: Free epoch converter: Unix seconds/milliseconds ⇄ readable date-time in your timezone and UTC — now-button included.

timestamp (seconds · ms)

How to use

  1. Paste a timestamp (s or ms) — see the date live.
  2. Or pick a date — get the timestamp.
  3. Copy either way.

About this tool

Every API log is a number like 1717027200. Paste it — get your local time and UTC. Or type a date and get the timestamp (seconds and milliseconds). Plus a live now-clock for quick checks.

FAQ

Seconds or milliseconds?
Auto-detected: values > 10¹¹ are treated as ms.
Which timezone?
Both shown — your local and UTC.
What is epoch?
Seconds since 1970-01-01 UTC — the universal computer clock.
Negative values?
Pre-1970 dates supported.
Now button?
A live ticking now-timestamp included.
Offline?
Yes — timezone math is local.