Unix Time Converter

Convert Unix timestamp to date and vice versa easily.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Unix time?
Unix time, or Epoch time, is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970 (UTC).

2. Why is Unix time used?
Unix time is used in programming and computing as a standard way to track time.

3. How do I convert Unix time to a date?
Use our tool by entering the Unix timestamp and pressing Convert to Date.

4. Can I convert a date to Unix time?
Yes, enter a date in the input field and click Convert to Unix.

5. Is this tool free to use?
Yes, this Unix time converter is completely free.

6. Can I use this tool on mobile devices?
Yes, our tool is fully responsive for mobile and desktop users.

7. Does Unix time include milliseconds?
No, Unix time only counts seconds. However, milliseconds can be included with JavaScript modifications.

8. Why does Unix time start from 1970?
The Unix operating system was developed around this time, so 1970 was chosen as the epoch.

9. Can Unix time be negative?
Yes, Unix timestamps before 1970 are represented with negative values.

10. What are some related time conversion tools?
Timestamp Converter, GMT to UTC Converter, Time Zone Converter, ISO 8601 Converter, Unix Milliseconds Converter.