Convert between Unix time (seconds since epoch) and a human-readable date, in your local timezone.
Current Unix timestamp:—
How it works
A Unix timestamp counts seconds since midnight UTC on January 1, 1970. Converting to a readable date uses your browser's local timezone automatically — the same JavaScript Date object every site uses internally, just exposed directly instead of hidden.
FAQ
Does this handle timestamps in milliseconds instead of seconds?
It expects seconds, the standard Unix timestamp unit — a millisecond timestamp (13 digits instead of 10) will convert to a date far in the future.
Why does the date change if I open this from another country?
The human-readable side always reflects your device's local timezone, so the same timestamp displays differently depending on where you are.
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