Unix Timestamp
Read an epoch number as a date, or a date as an epoch number, in seconds or milliseconds.
Result
- Your local time
- ISO 8601
- UTC
- Your zone
- Day of the week
- Seconds
- Milliseconds
Good to know
- Whether a number means seconds or milliseconds is guessed from its size: anything past 10¹¹ is milliseconds, because as seconds it would land in the year 5138.
- Anything that is not a plain number is handed to the browser's own date parsing, so an ISO string works and so do most of the formats it accepts.
- The local line uses your machine's zone and language; the ISO and UTC lines never do, which is what makes them safe to paste elsewhere.
- Everything happens in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to the server or stored anywhere.
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