Unix timestamp to Date and Time converter
Turn a Unix timestamp in seconds into a readable date and time. The result uses your browser’s timezone to help you interpret timestamps from logs or APIs.
Enter a Unix timestamp
Browser timezone:
Local date and time
How it works
A Unix timestamp represents seconds since January 1, 1970 at 00:00:00 UTC. Zero represents that instant; negative values represent earlier dates.
The result uses your browser’s timezone and regional date format, including the timezone offset applicable at that date. A timestamp can therefore display a different calendar date in different timezones. For a timestamp in milliseconds, divide it by 1,000 before entering whole seconds here.
Should I enter seconds or milliseconds?
This converter expects seconds. For a timestamp supplied in milliseconds, divide it by 1,000 first. Unix timestamp 0 represents January 1, 1970 at 00:00 UTC; the displayed local time depends on your timezone.