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Timestamp Converter

Convert between different timestamp formats including Unix timestamps, ISO dates, and human-readable formats. Supports timezone conversion, relative time display, and batch processing.

Timestamp Input

Syntax: text
Current Settings:
Input: Auto-detect
Output: Show all formats
Timezone: local

Converted Timestamps

Output will appear here

Format: text

How It Works

Input Your Data

Paste, type, or upload your data directly into the timestamp converter. All processing happens locally in your browser for complete privacy and security.

Configure Options

Customize the tool settings to match your specific needs. Real-time processing with instant validation and error detection.

Process Instantly

Click the process button or enable auto-processing for real-time results. Lightning-fast performance with immediate feedback and validation.

Export Results

Copy results to clipboard, download as files, or share with others. Multiple export formats available for maximum compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What timestamp formats are supported?
The tool supports Unix timestamps (seconds and milliseconds), ISO 8601 format, and most common date strings that JavaScript can parse. Auto-detection helps identify the input format.
How does timezone conversion work?
You can convert between UTC, local time, and specific timezones. The tool adjusts the timestamp accordingly and displays the result in your chosen timezone.
What is relative time?
Relative time shows how long ago (or in the future) a timestamp is from now, like "2 hours ago" or "in 3 days". This is useful for understanding recent events.
Can I process multiple timestamps at once?
Yes, enable batch conversion and enter one timestamp per line. The tool will process all of them and show results in your chosen format.
What's the difference between Unix seconds and milliseconds?
Unix seconds count seconds since January 1, 1970 (10 digits). Unix milliseconds include fractional seconds for more precision (13 digits). Most systems use seconds.

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