How it works
- Identify whether the value has 10 digits or 13 digits.
- Convert seconds or milliseconds consistently.
- Record the timezone used when comparing logs.
Understand whether a timestamp is in seconds or milliseconds, convert it to a readable date and document the timezone used for debugging.
Convert Unix timestamps carefully by checking seconds, milliseconds and timezone assumptions.
Open related Orbitautil toolUnix timestamps are often stored in seconds, while JavaScript timestamps commonly use milliseconds. Mixing the two creates dates that are far off.
A timestamp represents an instant. The displayed date depends on the timezone you use to format that instant.
Use the Portuguese date tools for date differences while the English timestamp converter is expanded into a full interactive tool.
A current seconds timestamp usually has 10 digits. A current milliseconds timestamp usually has 13 digits.
The timestamp is one instant, but local formatting changes the calendar date and time shown.
This first English page is a workflow guide; a dedicated interactive converter can be added next.
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