Time Converter
Convert between Unix epoch timestamps and human-readable date parts with clear zone controls.
Converter
Epoch ↔ Date-Time
Fields pre-filled with the current time. Supports seconds, ms, µs, and ns.
Live Unix epoch:
Direction
Date & Time Parts
UTC-
GMT-
Local zoneAsia/Calcutta (UTC+05:30)
Fields loaded with current time — click Convert to run.
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How to Use the Time Converter
1
Start from current time or edit fields
All date and time fields pre-fill with the current time on load. Edit any value — year, month, day, hour, minute, second — to set a custom datetime.
2
Set the direction
Use the direction switch to choose UTC → Local (server time to your timezone) or Local → UTC (your local time to UTC for storage or APIs).
3
Choose a timezone
Select any IANA timezone from the dropdown — e.g. America/New_York, Asia/Kolkata, Europe/London. The result recalculates automatically.
4
Convert and copy
Click Convert to calculate. Use Now to reset all fields to the current time, or Copy Result to copy the output to clipboard.
Epoch time (Unix timestamp) is the number of seconds since 1 January 1970 00:00:00 UTC. It is timezone-independent and widely used in APIs, databases, and server logs.
UTC → LocalConverts a UTC timestamp to the chosen timezone. Ideal for reading server logs or API responses.
Local → UTCConverts your local time to UTC. Use this before storing or transmitting timestamps across systems.
Epoch (Unix)Displayed alongside every result. Paste an epoch integer into the seconds field to convert a raw timestamp.
NowResets all fields to the current moment. Useful for quickly checking the UTC offset for any timezone.