Timestamp Generator

About this tool

Unix timestamp is the number of seconds, or milliseconds, that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC, the so-called Unix Epoch. This time representation is used by practically all programming languages, databases, and operating systems. Developers encounter it daily in API responses, database records, JWT tokens, where "exp" and "iat" represent expiration and issued-at time, log files, or HTTP cache headers. Timestamp Generator converts a Unix timestamp to a readable date and back. It supports five date formats, a seconds or milliseconds switch, and ISO 8601 output. The Now button instantly generates the current timestamp. The Swap function switches conversion direction with one click.

How to use

1. 1Choose the direction: To date (timestamp → date) or To timestamp (date → timestamp) with the Swap button.
2. 2Enter a Unix timestamp, such as 1704067200, or a date, such as 01.01.2024, into the input field.
3. 3The result appears instantly while typing - there is no need to click generate.
4. 4For the current time, click Now - it generates a timestamp for the present moment.
5. 5Copy the result with the Copy button or change the date format in the dropdown menu.

Specifications and limits

Two-way conversion: Unix timestamp → date and date → Unix timestamp. Support for both seconds and milliseconds via a switch. Five date formats: DD.MM.YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, YYYY/MM/DD. ISO 8601 output for international standards. Instant conversion while typing - no need to click generate. The Now button generates the current timestamp in one click. Swap changes the conversion direction.