Unix Timestamp
Generates current Unix epoch timestamps in seconds and milliseconds and converts between Unix time and human-readable...

What Unix Timestamp does
Unix Timestamp is a straightforward epoch conversion tool that instantly generates the current Unix timestamp in both seconds and milliseconds. It also works in reverse: users can input any Unix timestamp or a calendar date to receive the corresponding human-readable date and time. The output is clean and numeric, providing the exact epoch value and a formatted date without unnecessary clutter.
How to use the Unix Timestamp Generator Unix Timestamp
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Visit the Unix Timestamp page on unixtimestamp.com
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The current timestamp in seconds and milliseconds appears at the top of the page by default
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To convert a specific date, enter the calendar date into the input field and click convert
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To convert a timestamp, paste a Unix epoch value into the input field and click convert to see the readable date
Best for
Developers, system administrators, and anyone who needs to quickly translate between Unix epoch time and calendar dates without installing software or writing code.
Limitations
- The site is ad-supported, which may distract from the conversion task
- Conversions are limited to standard Unix timestamp formats and do not include timezone adjustments
- The tool provides estimates based on the server's local time rather than user-specified timezones
Unix Timestamp FAQ
- How do I convert a specific date to a Unix timestamp?
- Enter the calendar date using the input field on the site and click the convert button; the tool will output the corresponding Unix epoch value in seconds and milliseconds.
- Can I convert a Unix timestamp back to a readable date?
- Yes, paste any valid Unix epoch timestamp into the input field and click convert; the result will display the equivalent calendar date and time.
- Does the tool account for timezones in conversions?
- The conversions use the server's local time; the output date and time reflect that timezone and do not adjust for user-specified timezones.
- Is there a limit to the size of timestamps I can convert?
- The tool handles standard 32-bit and 64-bit Unix timestamps; extremely large or negative values may produce unexpected results depending on the system's date range support.
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