Epoch Unix Time Converter

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About this app

- Shows current unix Epoch & date/time/timezone
- Generate a random epoch
- Convert epoch to date/time/hex
- Convert date/time/hex to epoch value
- Copy to clipboard
- Share with others
- Hide/Show milliseconds

This app is completely free and does not contain ads. Made in India.

Unix time (also known as Epoch time) is a system for describing a point in time. It is the number of seconds that have elapsed since the Unix epoch, minus leap seconds; the Unix epoch is 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970.

Ratings and reviews

Super useful. You should consider including how the conversion is done so i wouldn't have to go spend however long it takes for me to figure out how it's done... I mean, if it doesn't require many pages of explaining lol even the maximum (ceiling) or minimum (floor ) values might be helpful. E. G. When it starts 1600 and ends (can't remember) lol

Great idea, decent interface layout. The bug I mentioned previously has been fixed, thankfully. I would still appreciate the ability to choose whether or not miliseconds are being included, in particular in the conversion portion of the app. Most things I need a Unix timestamp for don't accept miliseconds.

Not bad. Can be much improved to handle input in nanoseconds. I work in US Equities market data feedhandling for low-latency trading apps. We routinely capture packets using Linux nseclibpcap. Nanoseconds epoch is the Wall St. standard now.

What's new

What's new?
- Epoch to Hex converter and vice versa
- Copy epoch or hex value to clipboard
- Share epoch, hex, date and time
- Toggle millisecond on/off in current epoch
- Bug fix for date time selection