Unix Timestamp Converter

⏳ What is Unix Time?

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Oct 18, 2025, 12:42:15 PM

Unix Time (or Unix Timestamp) is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 (UTC). It is widely used in computing for time representation and storage.

⚙️ How This Converter Works

Unix Timestamp → Date & Time:Convert a Unix timestamp to a human-readable date and time.
Date & Time → Unix Timestamp:Convert a date and time to a Unix timestamp.
Timezone Support:Select your timezone for accurate conversions.
Copy with Notification:Click any output field to copy results with visual feedback.
Local Processing:All calculations happen in your browser for privacy and speed.

📚 Example

Unix Timestamp input:

1700000000

Date & Time output (UTC):

Nov 14, 2023, 10:13:20 AM

💡 Common Use Cases

Programming & Development:Convert timestamps for logging, scheduling, and debugging.
Data Analysis:Interpret and process time-based data in databases and files.
APIs & Webhooks:Work with APIs that use Unix timestamps for time fields.
Scheduling & Reminders:Convert between human-readable dates and Unix time for reminders and events.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the range of valid Unix timestamps?

A: Typically from 0 (Jan 1, 1970) to 2147483647 (Jan 19, 2038) for 32-bit systems, but modern systems support much larger ranges.

Q: Are results always in UTC?

A: You can select your timezone for conversion. By default, results are shown in your local timezone.

Q: Can I use this tool offline?

A: Yes, all calculations are performed locally in your browser.

🎯 Best Practices

Validate Input:Ensure timestamps and dates are within valid ranges.
Timezone Awareness:Always check the timezone when converting times.
Copy Carefully:Double-check copied values before using in code or databases.
Test Edge Cases:Test with leap years, daylight saving changes, and far-future dates.