Convertisseur d'époque

Convertir entre les horodatages Unix et les dates lisibles par l'homme

Horodatage actuel

Époque (secondes): 1757912438

Époque (millisecondes): 1757912438654

Lisible par l'homme: 2025-09-15T05:00:38.654Z

Unité d'époque

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Format de temps

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Époque → humain

Enter Unix timestamp in seconds or milliseconds

Convert Unix timestamp to human-readable date

Humain → époque

Enter date in various formats: ISO 8601, locale format, or natural language

Convert human-readable date to Unix timestamp

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Horodatage de l'époque:

Nombre de secondes / millisecondes depuis le 1er janvier 1970 UTC

Formats pris en charge:

• ISO 8601: 2024-01-01T12: 00: 00.000Z
• Lieu: 1/1/2024, 12h00
• UTC: Lun, 01 janvier 2024 12:00:00 GMT
• Coutume: Yyyy-mm-dd hh: mm: ss

Exemples:

• 1704110400 (secondes)
• 1704110400000 (millisecondes)
• 2024-01-01 12:00:00
• 1er janvier 2024

Unix Timestamp Converter - Epoch Time Tool

Unix time, or epoch time, counts seconds since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970. This page converts between epoch values and human‑readable dates so you can debug logs, timestamps, and schedules.

What is epoch time?

Epoch time represents an absolute instant as an integer. Many systems use seconds, while some use milliseconds. Because it’s timezone‑agnostic, epoch values make it easy to compare and store times across systems, but you must render them in a user’s timezone for display.

How conversion works

Enter a Unix timestamp to see a formatted date in UTC or your local timezone. You can also pick a date and see the corresponding epoch value. The tool supports milliseconds and handles daylight saving transitions according to selected zones.

About the Epoch Converter

Use it to troubleshoot time drift, convert logs from services that emit epoch values, or validate job schedules. Clear labels help you avoid off‑by‑1000 errors between seconds and milliseconds.

Consistent conversion prevents scheduling errors and misread logs. Standardize on UTC internally and convert at the edges for users.