Unix Timestamp Converter — Current Millis & Epoch Tool

A Unix timestamp is the number of seconds (or milliseconds) elapsed since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC (the Unix epoch). It's widely used in APIs, databases, and logs.

Use the ms → Date tab. Paste any millisecond value and instantly see UTC, Local, ISO 8601, RFC 2822, MySQL DATETIME, and relative time formats — each with its own copy button.

It takes a snapshot of the current moment and shows it in 13 different formats simultaneously — UNIX ms, UNIX seconds, ISO 8601, UTC, Local, RFC 2822, MySQL DATETIME, day of year, week of year, weekday, and more. Click Refresh for a new snapshot.

A shareable URL containing a timestamp. When someone opens the link, the tool loads that exact moment and shows it in their local timezone — perfect for coordinating international deadlines or meeting times.

Yes, all features run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No internet connection is needed after the page loads.

All processing happens client-side. No timestamp data is ever sent to any server.