Easily convert Unix, Epoch, ISO or Discord timestamps to human-readable dates in just a few clicks
A timestamp is a number representing the time elapsed since a reference point (usually January 1, 1970 for Unix). Converting a timestamp to date provides a human-readable format (day, month, year, hour, minute, second).
Create timestamps from dates for your applications or documents.
Easily convert timestamps to human-readable dates.
Check the validity of a timestamp and get its corresponding date.
Use our "Convert Timestamp to Date" tool: enter the Unix timestamp (e.g: 1693459200), select "Human-readable date" and click "Convert to Date". The result will show the corresponding date (e.g: September 1, 2023 12:00:00).
This can happen for several reasons:
A timestamp in seconds is a 10-digit number (e.g: 1693459200), while a timestamp in milliseconds has 13 digits (e.g: 1693459200123). Our tool automatically recognizes both formats for date conversion.
Use the "Generate Timestamp" tool: select the date and time in the "Date and time" field, choose "Unix Timestamp" as format and click "Generate Timestamp".
A Unix timestamp (or Unix time) is the number of seconds elapsed since the start of the Unix epoch - January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 UTC. It is widely used in computer systems and programming to represent dates.
Yes, you can use the `date -d @timestamp` command in the Linux terminal (e.g: `date -d @1693459200`). Our online tool also provides a more user-friendly solution to convert Linux timestamps to dates.