Current Unix Timestamp
Copy current Unix timestamps in seconds, milliseconds, microseconds, and nanoseconds.
Current Unix Timestamp Values
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Unix Timestamp (milliseconds)-
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Unix Timestamp (nanoseconds)-
UTC (ISO 8601)-
Local Time-
FAQ
How often does the current timestamp update?
The current Unix timestamp refreshes every second. You can copy live epoch time instantly without reloading the page.
Which timestamp precision should I use?
Use seconds for most APIs, milliseconds for JavaScript and logging systems, microseconds for higher-precision events, and nanoseconds for ultra-precise tracing systems.
Why does local time look different from UTC?
UTC is the global reference time for Unix timestamp values. Local time applies your browser timezone and daylight saving rules, so the clock display can differ.
Can I use these values directly in APIs and logs?
Yes. Copy the unit your system expects: seconds for most Unix timestamp APIs, milliseconds for JavaScript Date and many logging tools, and higher precision units for tracing pipelines.