Timestamp Now

This page shows the current Unix timestamp that updates every second. A Unix timestamp is the number of seconds that have passed since January 1, 1970, at 00:00:00 UTC.

The timestamp is displayed in both seconds and milliseconds so you can copy whichever format you need. Below it you will see the current date and time in UTC and your local timezone.

This is useful when you need a quick timestamp for testing, debugging, or comparing with other timestamps you encounter in your work.

Quick Reference

• Current timestamp in seconds is a 10-digit number
• Current timestamp in milliseconds is a 13-digit number
• The page auto-refreshes so the value is always up to date
• Click the copy button to grab the timestamp instantly