Converting Unix timestamps into human-readable date and time formats, making it easier to interpret time values commonly used in computing.
Convert human-readable date and time formats into Unix timestamps, representing the corresponding elapsed seconds since the Unix epoch (January 1, 1970). This tool is useful for translating conventional time representations into a format commonly used in computing and programming.
User can choose a specific timezone for time-related operations or displays. This functionality is valuable in applications where accurate time representation is essential, enabling users to customize the displayed time based on their geographical location or preferred time zone.
| UTC Offset | Humanly Readable Time |
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Reference to the provided code snippets in the following link for handling both epoch time or human-readable time formats.
| Epoch to Human-Readable Date (Format) | Language | Snippets Code Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| https://www.flagtick.com/snippet/javascript/convert-timestamp-to-iso-date-string/ | Javascript | 2022-12-17T16:11:24.798Z |
| https://www.flagtick.com/snippet/javascript/convert-an-iso-date-to-a-timestamp/ | Javascript | 1671293484798 |
| https://www.flagtick.com/snippet/javascript/extract-the-unix-timestamp-string-to-the-array-of-iso-date-string/ | Javascript | ["2022-12-17T16:45:10.000Z","2022-12-17T17:03:58.000Z","2022-12-17T17:22:37.000Z"] |
| https://www.flagtick.com/snippet/javascript/get-year-month-day-from-unix-timestamp/ | Javascript | 2022-12-17 |
| https://www.flagtick.com/snippet/javascript/format-javascript-date-object/ | Javascript | "Chủ Nhật, 18 tháng 12, 2022" |