Time

Date and time tools for Unix timestamps, ISO/UTC parsing, timezone conversion, date differences, date arithmetic, business days, and world city clocks.

6 tools

Time

About this category

Time is one of the easier things to get wrong: seconds vs. milliseconds, UTC vs. local, naive vs. timezone-aware, leap years, business days, daylight-saving transitions. A small mistake in a timestamp shows up later as an off-by-one in a report or a customer complaining that an event fired at the wrong moment.

These tools give you a quick, consistent way to convert, parse, and reason about points and intervals in time — in your browser, with explicit handling for unit, timezone, and locale.

What you can do here

  1. Timestamps in both units

    Convert between seconds and milliseconds, parse ISO-8601 and RFC strings, and render local plus UTC outputs side-by-side.

  2. Timezone-aware conversion

    Translate a moment across IANA timezones with DST handling and a comparison view for scheduling across regions.

  3. Date arithmetic and differences

    Add or subtract days, weeks, months, or business days, and compute the difference between two dates with hour, day, and week breakdowns.

  4. World clocks for distributed teams

    Pin a row of city clocks for the cities and offices you collaborate with, so handoff windows are obvious at a glance.