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Convert timestamps

Unix timestamp to date and back, in seconds or milliseconds.

All times in the Europe/Berlin time zone.

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How to do it

  1. Pick a direction

    Timestamp to date, or date to timestamp.

  2. Enter the value

    The conversion happens as you type.

  3. Use “now”

    One click fills in the current moment.

What this is for

Logs and databases store time as a number of seconds since 1970. Readable it is not, and working it out in your head is not an option.

Milliseconds are recognised as well – JavaScript and many APIs use them, and the extra three digits are easy to miss.

Common questions

Europe/Berlin, and it says so under the result. A timestamp itself has no time zone.

Ten digits are seconds, thirteen are milliseconds. You can also set it yourself.

Among others 2026-08-18, 2026-08-18 14:30 and the full ISO form. Without a time zone, local time applies.

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