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Unix Time Converter (Seconds/Milliseconds ↔ Date)

Convert Unix time (unixtime) to date/time and back in seconds or milliseconds.

Converted in your browser. Your inputs are never sent to the server.

Input & Output

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Unix time (seconds/milliseconds) → Date

Auto-detect: 10 digits = seconds / 13 digits = milliseconds Detected: unknown
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Display TZ
Show Local/JST/UTC side-by-side
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Local
Date & time
With milliseconds
ISO 8601
With weekday
RFC 3339
JST
Date & time
With milliseconds
ISO 8601
With weekday
RFC 3339
UTC
Date & time
With milliseconds
ISO 8601
With weekday
RFC 3339

Date → Unix time (seconds/milliseconds)

Interpret TZ

Interpret the input as this timezone

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Unix time (seconds)
Unix time (milliseconds)
ISO 8601 (UTC)

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Batch conversion (multiple lines)

Paste one value per line. Whitespace, tabs, and commas are supported.

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Paste a Unix time or a date/time

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Check unit and timezone

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Copy the result

All conversions run in your browser.

Unix time → date

1700000000
2023-11-14 07:13:20 (UTC), etc.

Date → Unix time

2026-01-31 12:34:56
1769830496 (seconds)

Notes & Tips

Unix time basics

Quick reminders about digits and timezones.

What is Unix time?

  • Unix time (epoch seconds) is the number of seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC.
  • Milliseconds are 1000× seconds and are often 13 digits in logs or APIs.

10 vs 13 digits

  • 10 digits usually means seconds; 13 digits means milliseconds.
  • Seconds will grow in digits over time, so a manual switch is provided.

Timezone notes

  • Unix time is always UTC-based.
  • Display can be Local/JST/UTC.
  • For date → Unix, the input timezone matters.

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Frequently asked

Common questions about digits, timezones, and ISO format.

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10 digits or 13 digits?

We auto-detect (10 digits = seconds, 13 digits = milliseconds). You can manually switch if needed.

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What about timezone?

Switch Local / JST / UTC for display. For date → Unix, you can also choose which timezone the input should be interpreted as.

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I need ISO format

ISO 8601 output is available (e.g., 2026-01-31T12:34:56+09:00 or ...Z for UTC).

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How to get the current Unix time quickly?

Use the Now button to fill the current time in seconds or milliseconds.

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Can I convert multiple values?

Use Batch conversion to paste multiple lines at once.