parsetime
Paste a timestamp in almost any format and see it everywhere at once.
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For developers
Free JSON API, no key or signupEvery conversion here is also one GET away: /api/t/1700000000. Permissive CORS, no rate limit.Popular timestamps
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Frequently asked questions
- What time formats can I paste?
- Almost anything: ISO 8601 (2026-06-01T11:10:52Z), Unix timestamps in seconds, milliseconds, microseconds or nanoseconds, RFC 2822, loose strings like “June 1 2026 3:00 pm”, and the keyword “now”.
- How does parsetime know my timezone?
- It reads your browser's timezone setting automatically and shows the converted time at the top. No location permission or sign-in needed.
- Is my data sent to a server?
- Typing never sends anything: every conversion runs in your browser with the built-in Intl APIs. A value reaches our server only when you choose to put it in a URL, with the Copy link permalink or the JSON API. Page views go to self-hosted Plausible analytics with permalink values masked, and are skipped when your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control.
- Can I convert to a specific city or timezone?
- Yes. Type a place in plain English in the “Add a timezone” box (try “tokyo”, “pst”, “Asia/Kolkata”, or “my time”) and it appears in the world clock.
- What's the difference between a Unix timestamp in seconds and milliseconds?
- Seconds are about 10 digits, milliseconds about 13. parsetime detects the unit from the number's size and shows both.