Conversor de timestamp

Converte epoch Unix em datas e vice-versa, com relógio ao vivo

Current time

Unix (seconds)1777753322
Unix (milliseconds)1777753322083

Local: Sat May 02 2026 20:22:02 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Timestamp → date

Enter a Unix value. Values with absolute magnitude ≥ 100,000,000,000 are treated as milliseconds; smaller integers as seconds.

Date → timestamp

Fill local date/time fields, or paste an ISO 8601 string (ISO takes precedence when non-empty).

Convert Unix timestamps to dates and back, with a live clock

Logs, databases, and APIs love Unix timestamps; humans don't. A timestamp converter handles both directions — epoch seconds or milliseconds in, ISO and human-readable dates out, plus the reverse — and shows the current time as a live clock so you can grab a fresh value while debugging.

Use the converter when you need to

Read a timestamp from a log line

Paste epoch seconds or milliseconds and instantly see the date in your local timezone and UTC.

Construct a test value for an API

Build a date in human form and copy the corresponding Unix timestamp for use in a request body.

Check token expiry by hand

Decode a JWT, copy the exp claim, and convert it to a real date to confirm whether the token is expired.

How to convert timestamps quickly

  1. 1

    Paste a Unix timestamp or pick a date in the form fields.

  2. 2

    View the converted ISO string, local date, and UTC date in real time.

  3. 3

    Use Now, Start of today, or Start of year buttons for common reference points.

Common timestamp workflows

Investigate a log entry

Convert the epoch in the log to local time to align with what a customer reported.

Verify token freshness

Confirm a recently issued JWT's exp claim corresponds to the lifetime your auth provider configured.

Write API tests with stable dates

Generate a known epoch value and use it across tests for deterministic results.

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Perguntas frequentes

Você pode usar ambos. Números inteiros com valor absoluto abaixo de 100,000,000,000 são tratados como segundos; valores maiores são tratados como milissegundos. A saída sempre mostra segundos e milissegundos.

Os campos numéricos de ano/mês/dia/hora/minuto/segundo são interpretados no seu fuso local. Strings ISO são parseadas conforme as regras padrão do JavaScript Date (Z ou offsets são aplicados quando presentes).

Now preenche o instante atual. Start of today define a meia-noite local do dia atual. Start of year define 1º de janeiro às 00:00:00 no horário local do ano atual.

O relógio ao vivo atualiza a cada segundo para você conseguir copiar um Unix timestamp “fresco” enquanto testa APIs ou analisa logs.