Timestamp — Free Unix Epoch, ISO 8601 & Timezone Converter by @nap.codes.

By@nap.codes
READYv1.0 · auto-detect
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Paste or type a timestamp above — auto-detects format
03WORLD TIMEZONES

Free Unix epoch and ISO converter

Paste any timestamp — epoch seconds, epoch milliseconds, ISO 8601, RFC 2822, or natural language. Auto-detects. Converts to every format + world timezones.

All calculations run in your browser using native Date + Intl APIs. Nothing uploaded.

Frequently asked

How does auto-detect work?

Numbers < 10¹² = seconds. Numbers ≥ 10¹² = milliseconds. Everything else goes through Date.parse which handles ISO, RFC 2822, and most common formats.

Why is epoch important?

Unix epoch (seconds since 1970-01-01 UTC) is the universal machine-readable time format. Databases, logs, and APIs commonly use it.

Are 32-bit timestamps a concern?

Yes — the Year 2038 problem. Signed 32-bit epoch overflows on 2038-01-19. This tool uses JS Numbers (safe until ~year 275,000).

Is my input sent anywhere?

No. Native Date + Intl only. Zero network requests.

Free?

Yes.